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Red Scandal: Affair
While on an errand for her husband a young wife does a little impulsive shoplifting. But she is caught and soon finds herself blackmailed into working once a week at a high-class brothel. Her husband starts to suspect something so when he finds out where she works during the day they both find it adds excitement to their marriage.
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While on an errand for her husband a young wife does a little impulsive shoplifting. But she is caught and soon finds herself blackmailed into working once a week at a high-class brothel. Her husband starts to suspect something so when he finds out where she works during the day they both find it adds excitement to their marriage.
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Written By:Akio Ido
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Runtime:76 minutes
Studio:Nikkatsu Corporation
Cast
Yoichi Takabayashi
Director
Yūki Mizuhara
Yûko Toda
Jun Izumi
Kuniko Katakura
Toshiaki Nishizawa
Yûichirô Toda
Tatsuya Hamaguchi
Chief Editor
Akio Kusama
President of the bank-like man
Kaoru Mizuki
Tomiko Satake
Tatsuya Nanjo
Ryôhei Machida
Masako Togawa
Madam
Shinobu Tsuruta
Kageyama
Yumiko Inada
Kumiko Nakano
Female Clerk
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