Tokyo Decameron Trailer

Tokyo Decameron Trailer (1996)

21 July 1996 Drama, Horror, Mystery 90 mins

Exploitation diva Kei Mizutani movie stars within this omnibus flick featuring three reports of madness and sensuality. The first part, entitled "Two Women known as Mariko," paints an image of a younger comely lass named Mariko, whom, because of to a strange series of occasions during her youth, finds by herself the slave of another girl coincidentally also named Mariko. Into the 2nd yarn, five ladies endeavor to a remote cottage. Yet maybe not very long after, the quintet occur upon a corpse. Plus in the final portion, entitled "The guy within the Pillory," a young dancer looks for the dastardly villain that drove her sister to suicide

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Cast

Kei Mizutani

as Mariko A

Marie Jinno

as Mariko B

Hitomi Shiraishi

as Keiko / Reiko Fujimori

Eisaku Shindō

as Shizuo Natsukawa

Minori Terada

as Narrator

Crew

Akio Jissoji

Akio Jissoji Original Story

International Titles

Tôkyô Dekameron Trailer

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