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Pink Lady: The Woman Who Can't Stand It
Sakura was once the female star of a television show about a team of superheroes, but retired from acting after its cancelation and got married. One day, she attends a reunion of the show's cast and crew and crosses paths once again with her red-garbed castmate Kotaro, who she had been secretly attracted to.
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Sakura was once the female star of a television show about a team of superheroes, but retired from acting after its cancelation and got married. One day, she attends a reunion of the show's cast and crew and crosses paths once again with her red-garbed castmate Kotaro, who she had been secretly attracted to.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Satoshi Kaneda
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Toei Video Company, Legend Pictures
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