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Japanese Criminal History - Hole of Desire 

Crime drama based on a true incident, set in Osaka in the 1965's. Taro is a smart guy but Hanako's pimp. Taro is a smart man, but Hanako's pimp. While he is living a simple life, he is reunited with his childhood friend Yusuke, and a big turn of events occurs. A major turning point occurs. He comes up with the idea of committing a crime in order to help Yusuke, who was having financial difficulties!
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Crime drama based on a true incident, set in Osaka in the 1965's. Taro is a smart guy but Hanako's pimp. Taro is a smart man, but Hanako's pimp. While he is living a simple life, he is reunited with his childhood friend Yusuke, and a big turn of events occurs. A major turning point occurs. He comes up with the idea of committing a crime in order to help Yusuke, who was having financial difficulties!

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Ken Suenaga
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Runtime:71 minutes
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