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Such Beautiful and Promiscuous Women. Yu, an aspiring film director, is in a relationship with Endo, a woman he's been seeing for over ten years, while also dating the younger Ai. Ai knows Yu is cheating on her, but she loves him devotedly. One day, Ai and Endo encounter each other in front of his apartment.
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Such Beautiful and Promiscuous Women. Yu, an aspiring film director, is in a relationship with Endo, a woman he's been seeing for over ten years, while also dating the younger Ai. Ai knows Yu is cheating on her, but she loves him devotedly. One day, Ai and Endo encounter each other in front of his apartment.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Naoko Nishida
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Runtime:64 minutes
Studio:Kokuei Company, V☆Paradise
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