30 July 1985 120 mins
The family of a female theater critic is the target of unfounded hatred. The woman has no idea what is going on. Then, her daughter is kidnapped by someone.
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Masaru Konuma Director
Tatsuhiko Kamoi Screenplay
Yoichi Takahashi Music
Patricia Moyes Original Story
Teio Noda Director of Photography
Seisaku Kimura Lighting Director
Mineharu Kitamura Sound Recordist
Katsumi Kaneda Art Direction
Isao Tomita Editor
Kenichi Ikeda Assistant Director
Japan 30 July 1985
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