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Miki is spending the weekend visiting Sanso with her new lover. But he won’t be the man she thought he was.... After Miki is kidnapped, chained and treated like an animal by three savage men, her anger will grow as she fights for her survival. After her heroic escape only one thought will save her from falling: all of them must pay!
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Miki is spending the weekend visiting Sanso with her new lover. But he won’t be the man she thought he was.... After Miki is kidnapped, chained and treated like an animal by three savage men, her anger will grow as she fights for her survival. After her heroic escape only one thought will save her from falling: all of them must pay!

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Genre:Thriller
Directed By:Yoshikazu Ishii
Written By:Yoshikazu Ishii, Keisuke Kanayama
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Runtime:71 minutes
Studio:Albatross

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