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Red-Light District Apartment Complex: Ecstatic Agony
A couple living in a housing complex rent an apartment together and take turns enjoying their nightlife, but one man rents it on the wrong day and bumps into another man's wife. He is captivated by her troubled appearance. Then he offers his wife to the company's managing director, and the relationship becomes even more intense.
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A couple living in a housing complex rent an apartment together and take turns enjoying their nightlife, but one man rents it on the wrong day and bumps into another man's wife. He is captivated by her troubled appearance. Then he offers his wife to the company's managing director, and the relationship becomes even more intense.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jirō Komoro
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Runtime:63 minutes
Studio:Toei Company
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