Lady Moonflower (1976) [N/A]

Release Date:
December 8, 1976

Original Title:
夕顔夫人

Alternate Titles:
Flower of the Night
Lady Moonflower
Madame Evening Glory
Yūgao Fujin

Genres:
Drama | Horror

Production Companies:
Nikkatsu Corporation

Production Countries:
Japan

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 70

Kizaki kidnaps Yuriko and engages in a rape and torture session with her, which he photographs. With the photos, he blackmails flower arrangement teacher Yumeji, Yuriko's older sister. Rather than allow him to shame her clan by sending the photos to the media, Yumeji goes to Kizaki. Kizaki then proceeds to rape and torture Yumeji, who was his true desire all along.

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Art Direction:
Heihachiro Watanabe

Assistant Director:
Yoshihisa Nakagawa

Director:
Katsuhiko Fujii

Director of Photography:
Nobumasa Mizunoo

Editor:
Akira Suzuki

Lighting Technician:
Haruo Kawashima

Music:
Hajime Kaburagi

Novel:
Oniroku Dan

Producer:
Yoshihiro Yûki
Koji Okumura

Screenplay:
Keiji Kubota

Sound Director:
Koshiro Jinbo

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