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Nama Honban: Dôsei
Akito Tamachi is an adult video director. It has been three months since he started "living together" for filming. His partner is Aoi Sakita, a clerk at a coffee shop. This apartment was always a filming location and work place. Today, Tamachi is watching Aoi take off her clothes one by one with the eyes of a director. Naturally, he had a video camera on his shoulder. Tamachi begins to grope Aoi's body in the cluttered room...
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Akito Tamachi is an adult video director. It has been three months since he started "living together" for filming. His partner is Aoi Sakita, a clerk at a coffee shop. This apartment was always a filming location and work place. Today, Tamachi is watching Aoi take off her clothes one by one with the eyes of a director. Naturally, he had a video camera on his shoulder. Tamachi begins to grope Aoi's body in the cluttered room...
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Mikito Kawabata, Kyoichi Ichinose
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Runtime:46 minutes
Studio:Nikkatsu Corporation, Cannon Cinema Works, Film City
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