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I want you to tease, not to trick you into getting hurt. (2009) [N/A]

Release Date:
January 7, 2009

Original Title:
ขอแอ้มหยอกๆ ไม่หลอกให้เจ็บ

Alternate Titles:
Coquettish Wife
Tsuya Nyobo

Genres:
Drama | Romance

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 74

Overview from TheMovieDB

Several years after the opening of the country in the Meiji Period, the Westernization has also come to a remote town where Gonzo, a clog maker, and his wife, Osei, live. While shoes take over from clogs, Gonzo hasn’t been able to make money from his business and owes Zenzo, who controls the town. Taking advantage of it, Zenzo tries to sleep with Osei, to much resentment. Tired of their poor life and Zenzo, Osei suggests Gonzo they quit clog making and go live with her older brother who has a business in Osaka, but Gonzo doesn’t agree from his pride as an artisan, and from lack of money to travel. So Osei plans to make money to get out of the town by pretending she’s dead and receiving condolence money from Zenzo. Hearing the news from Gonzo, Zenzo rushes to their house, but as he sees Osei lying on the futon, he realizes she’s not dead. Gonzo keeps drinking as it’s poured, as Zenzo has planned. His intention is to take Osei, while a drunk Gonzo sleeps.

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Director:
Tetsuya Takehora

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