“Michael” and the Tension of Lacking Tension
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The Molester Net
Maika Sawada and Riri Kuramoto are cyber eros who are targeted by a mysterious group of molesters on the topical Internet. Kasumi, a freelance writer, is commuting on a crowded train and is molested by school students. – Due to her natural strength, she takes Tetsuji out of the car and warns him, but the words that come back are unexpected!
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Maika Sawada and Riri Kuramoto are cyber eros who are targeted by a mysterious group of molesters on the topical Internet. Kasumi, a freelance writer, is commuting on a crowded train and is molested by school students. – Due to her natural strength, she takes Tetsuji out of the car and warns him, but the words that come back are unexpected!
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Runtime:79 minutes
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