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Married Woman and Mistress Affair Peeping (1998) [N/A]

Release Date:
October 30, 1998

Original Title:
人妻と愛人 裏窓の挑発

Alternate Titles:
Hitozuma to aijin: Furin hame nozoki
人妻と愛人 不倫ハメ覗き

Genres:
Romance

Production Companies:
Kokuei Company
Shintoho Pictures

Production Countries:
Japan

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 61

Overview from TheMovieDB

A sensual drama depicting the friendship between a woman who continues to have an affair and a man who provokes her by secretly filming her. Satomi Yoko, who has just made her debut, received high praise for her passionate performance as a woman who drowns her loneliness with infidelity and is also attracted to an unknown voyeur. Maki (Yoko Satomi), who lives alone, invites Yuji (Akira Yokozuka) to her room and they get close to each other, and the act is revealed to the detective hired by his wife (Keiko Seto), but he is caught on camera from the apartment across the street. The presence of Toshiaki (Atsushi Toyama), who spies on Maki and calls Maki every time they have an affair, causes ripples in their muddy relationship.

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Cinematography:
Masato Nakao

Director:
Takaaki Hashiguchi

Screenplay:
Gen Aratome

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