Fifteen 2021 Releases You May Have Missed But Should Not
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Shiofuki girl: Junko
Unemployed, Eiji comes up with a new business idea to support himself and his girlfriend, Junko. His plan involves approaching childless couples, arranging for the husband and Junko to have an open affair, and receiving a contract fee if she becomes pregnant. Junko works hard to conceive with the husband, while Eiji meets other women to alleviate his loneliness…
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Unemployed, Eiji comes up with a new business idea to support himself and his girlfriend, Junko. His plan involves approaching childless couples, arranging for the husband and Junko to have an open affair, and receiving a contract fee if she becomes pregnant. Junko works hard to conceive with the husband, while Eiji meets other women to alleviate his loneliness…
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Giichi Nishihara
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Shintoho Pictures
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