'Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny' (2023)
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Whore on the Train: Let me Touch it too...
Yoko, a married woman suffering from her husband's abuse, Kazue, a sympathetic nurse, and Natsumi, a high school student betrayed by her lover teacher. The three of them met for a terrible cause, inspired by the crime of a mysterious whore who seduces men on a crowded train, they seduce a man on a train to molest, and then let the police on the wrong track with a hint that this is the case of that mysterious whore...
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Yoko, a married woman suffering from her husband's abuse, Kazue, a sympathetic nurse, and Natsumi, a high school student betrayed by her lover teacher. The three of them met for a terrible cause, inspired by the crime of a mysterious whore who seduces men on a crowded train, they seduce a man on a train to molest, and then let the police on the wrong track with a hint that this is the case of that mysterious whore...
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Chisato Ōgawara
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Runtime:58 minutes
Studio:Shintoho Pictures
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