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Fairy in a Cage
During World War II a moral corrupt judge uses the military police to falsely accuse and imprison a high class business woman who captures his eye at a party. In his personal underground dungeon he subjects her to various humiliations and sexual abuse.
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During World War II a moral corrupt judge uses the military police to falsely accuse and imprison a high class business woman who captures his eye at a party. In his personal underground dungeon he subjects her to various humiliations and sexual abuse.
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Genre:Drama, Horror
Written By:Seiji Matsuoka
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Nikkatsu Corporation
Cast
Kōyū Ohara
Director
Naomi Tani
Kimiko Kikushima
Kazuo Satake
Keita Taoka
Minoru Ôkôchi
Baron Murayama / Judge
Hirokazu Inoue
Lieutenant Nishizaki
Tatsuya Hamaguchi
Sennosuke Inoue / Actor
Reika Maki
Namiji / rebel
Rei Okamoto
Kayo / Judge's assistant
Ichiro Kijima
Kajii / Staff Sergeant
Hiroshi Gojo
Shimojima / student rebel
Ken Mizoguchi
Military policeman A
Tessen Nakahira
Military policeman B
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