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I Love It From Behind! (1981) [N/A]

Release Date:
July 10, 1981

Original Title:
バックが大好き！

Alternate Titles:
Bakku ga Daisuki!
我爱背入
뒤가 참 좋아

Genres:
Comedy

Production Companies:
Nikkatsu Corporation

Production Countries:
Japan

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 65

Overview from TheMovieDB

A young girl named Mimei is working hard to get as many “penis prints” as possible. She’s been collecting these works of art since high school, and her goal is to get 100 prints before her arranged marriage within the next month. Seeking help from her lesbian friends Masumi and Rei, she begins chasing various men around Japan. Mimei finally gets her last man and is met with a challenge! He’ll allow her to make a print of his penis only if she can make him achieve ultimate ecstasy. She accepts, but finds out getting what she needs is a lot harder than she imagined!

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Production

Art Direction:
Natsuo Kawafune

Assistant Director:
Junichi Suzuki

Director:
Kōyū Ohara

Director of Photography:
Nobumasa Mizunoo

Editor:
Akimasa Kawashima

Lighting Technician:
Kazuo Yabe

Original Music Composer:
Hachirō Kai

Producer:
Isao Hayashi

Screenplay:
Kazuhiko Ban

Sound Recordist:
Nobumasa Fukushima

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