Inshû meiki no iro onna
Konosuke, the chairman of a securities firm, committed suicide. His wife, Tomoyo, had conspired with her husband's secretary, Mimura, to steal a vase—a treasure from the Russian Romanov dynasty worth hundreds of millions—an act that drove the company to bankruptcy and pushed Konosuke to take his own life. The pair planned to flee overseas to sell the vase on the black market. Murota, a corrupt detective who had been tracking their movements, intended to snatch the vase for himself if the opportunity arose. The next morning, as they attempted to board a ship with the help of the Chinese mafia, Tomoyo killed Mimura and seduced Murota, inviting him to run away with her...
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Mayuko Sasaki
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Minami Ami
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Sayuri Shinohara
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Takashi Tokuzoji
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Ryuhei Murayama
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Minoru Kunizawa Director · Tatsurô Kashihara Screenplay Yuichiro Kurosawa Composer
First release September 28, 2000 · Produced in Japan · Production Kunizawa Productions
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Okura Pictures
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Kunizawa Productions
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Japan
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Original title
淫臭名器の色女
Original language
Japanese
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Japanese
Release dates
Japan · September 28, 2000
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No release date listed for United States.
Japan
March 16, 2001 · Physical · DVD OPDZ-1020
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