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Based on his belief that "spiritual liberation can be achieved through physical bondage," in this semi-documentary, Ijuin attempts to find "the end-of-the-century form of love" through extreme "punishment."
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Based on his belief that "spiritual liberation can be achieved through physical bondage," in this semi-documentary, Ijuin attempts to find "the end-of-the-century form of love" through extreme "punishment."
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Runtime:66 minutes
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