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Mourning Wife's Secret Technique: Koshibano (1996) [N/A]

Release Date:
September 20, 1996

Original Title:
喪服妻奥義　－腰ば乃＂の字で－

Alternate Titles:
Aida Ruka: Mofukuzuma no nama hada: Modae-goro
Mofukuzuma ôgi: Koshi wa 'no' no jide
喪服妻奥義 腰は‘乃’の字で
愛田るか 喪服妻の生肌－悶えごろ－

Genres:
Drama

Production Companies:
Tantan-Sha Company
Xces Film

Production Countries:
Japan

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 59

Overview from TheMovieDB

Tomorrow is her husband's 77th day. Ayako strips naked in front of her urn containing her husband, and she suddenly makes a decision to put on her mourning clothes. Ayako's late husband, Jiro, was jealous, sadistic, and insidiously bullied her. Even in the bedroom at night, Jiro becomes abnormally excited by being jealous of her friend Katsura and blaming Ayako for her unrealistic delusions. From Katsura, who came to pray on the 77th, she heard about her husband, which Ayako did not know. "He was the only person she could call her best friend..." Ayako recalled that day's affair with her husband. It was sex that could be called painful...

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Production

Assistant Director:
Tsutomu Sato

Cinematography:
Joji Tanaka

Director:
Sachi Hamano

Lighting Camera:
Toshiatsu Kôzuma

Music:
Hiroaki Yabunaka

Screenplay:
Kuninori Yamazaki

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