Why We Need a ‘Princess and the Frog’ Remake
With so many Disney remakes out and about in the world and loosed upon Hollywood cinema, there is one Disney film that truly needs to be seen and witnessed on the big screen: Princess and the Frog.
Maid's Secret
Fresh out of school, Harumi and Misuzu pursue opposite strategies to win the love of Keita. While they are fighting over him, he announces that he will return in one year and choose one. Harumi, who's saving herself for him, gets a job at a maid's café, figuring she needs to learn to be of service. Misuzu, who has slept with many men, figures Keita is a masochist, so she becomes a dominatrix. Harumi, with help from her co-worker Maiko, teaches herself to make delicious onigiri. Is food prepared with love the way to a man's heart, or is it a whip?
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Fresh out of school, Harumi and Misuzu pursue opposite strategies to win the love of Keita. While they are fighting over him, he announces that he will return in one year and choose one. Harumi, who's saving herself for him, gets a job at a maid's café, figuring she needs to learn to be of service. Misuzu, who has slept with many men, figures Keita is a masochist, so she becomes a dominatrix. Harumi, with help from her co-worker Maiko, teaches herself to make delicious onigiri. Is food prepared with love the way to a man's heart, or is it a whip?
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:GP Museum Soft
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