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Seijo jigoku ezu 

With her wedding just a week away, Kyoko is reminiscing with her father, Soichiro. Suddenly, Kyoko begins to miss her mother, who left home. Then, a thug suddenly appears, knocks Soichiro unconscious, and attacks Kyoko. After the man leaves, the father goes mad from the shock, hallucinating that his daughter is his wife and violates her...
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With her wedding just a week away, Kyoko is reminiscing with her father, Soichiro. Suddenly, Kyoko begins to miss her mother, who left home. Then, a thug suddenly appears, knocks Soichiro unconscious, and attacks Kyoko. After the man leaves, the father goes mad from the shock, hallucinating that his daughter is his wife and violates her...

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Directed By:Hideo Sano
Written By:Kaoru Umezawa, Hideo Sano
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Runtime:65 minutes
Studio:Shishi Production

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