Dracula (2025)’s Yearning for His Lover
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Ijôna yubi: Yamete!
A peaceful morning. A leisurely breakfast scene of an ordinary family: father, mother, eldest daughter, second daughter, and eldest son. A commotion ensues when a man with a gun intrudes. The man begins to reveal the sexual habits of each member of his family, and while holding up a gun, tells them to recreate their sexual habits here. The mother masturbates with a vibrator, the eldest son has incest with his girlfriend's sister, the father secretly films the second daughter's naked body. The man's desire gradually escalates...
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A peaceful morning. A leisurely breakfast scene of an ordinary family: father, mother, eldest daughter, second daughter, and eldest son. A commotion ensues when a man with a gun intrudes. The man begins to reveal the sexual habits of each member of his family, and while holding up a gun, tells them to recreate their sexual habits here. The mother masturbates with a vibrator, the eldest son has incest with his girlfriend's sister, the father secretly films the second daughter's naked body. The man's desire gradually escalates...
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Banmei Takahashi, Kazuaki Watanabe
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Runtime:64 minutes
Studio:Gendai eizō kikaku
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