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Manga Erotica
Documentary discovering the various ideas Japanese artists find to introduce erotica and rape fantasy in their comics and animations, together with sociological commentary and critique.
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Documentary discovering the various ideas Japanese artists find to introduce erotica and rape fantasy in their comics and animations, together with sociological commentary and critique.
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Genre:Documentary, TV Movie
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:Channel 4 Television
Cast
Peter Higgins
Director
Karen Taylor
Self - Narrator(voice)
Julie Bindel
Self - Researcher on violence
Jonathan Clements
Self - Co-Author, The Erotic Anime Movie Guide
Masuzo Furukawa
Self - Manga Dealer
Ruth Lingford
Self - Animator
Helen McCarthy
Self - Co-Author, The Erotic Anime Movie Guide
Amos Wong
Self - Manga Journalist
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