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Nami is once again on the run from the law but is saved by an old classmate who works at a strip club. Through a subsequent conversation they discover they both have a score to settle with a particular crooked cop. However, Nami has doubts about ever trusting a man.
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Nami is once again on the run from the law but is saved by an old classmate who works at a strip club. Through a subsequent conversation they discover they both have a score to settle with a particular crooked cop. However, Nami has doubts about ever trusting a man.
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Genre:Drama, Action, Thriller
Written By:Hirō Matsuda, Yasuharu Hasebe, Fumio Kōnami
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Toei Company
Cast
Yasuharu Hasebe
Director
Meiko Kaji
Nami Matsushima
Masakazu Tamura
Yasuo Kudo
Yumi Kanei
Kinuyo Kodama
Hiroshi Tsukata
Detective Hirose
Yayoi Watanabe
Midori
Akemi Negishi
Prison Guard Minamimura
Toshiyuki Hosokawa
Takeshi Kodama
Sanae Nakahara
Akiko Inagaki
Junko Andô
Prison Guard Mazaki
Kotoe Hatsui
Tome Kudô
Hiroshi Hijikata
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