Love and Duty Trailer (1997)

15 February 1997 Drama 108 mins

Two married couples struggle to cope with their sex lives. Kenji and Misaki, a seemingly happy married couple, lead a sexless life. Misaki, whose numerous seductions have been turned down by her husband Kenji, longs for a way to solve their sexless marriage. On the other hand, Shoko, a career oriented woman, is annoyed by the constant sexual attention she receives from her husband Yoshihiko, who believes fulfilling Shoko’s sexual needs is the greatest expression of love. When a chance meeting brings Kenji and Shoko together in a passionate affair, they suddenly find themselves re-examining their lives and struggling to understand what is truly important.

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Cast

Hiroshi Tachi as Kenji Okura

Misa Shimizu as Shoko Takeda

Tetta Sugimoto as Yoshihiko Takeda

Reiko Takashima as Misaki Okura

Eri Watanabe as Rieko Matsuda

Kei Tani as Saeki

Yuki Kazamatsuri

Crew

Makiko Uchidate Original Story

Yoshihiro Kojima Producer

Haruo Ichikura Director

Seizô Sengen Director of Photography

Kazuya Hamana Producer

Yo Takeyama Screenplay

Jun'ichi Shindô Producer

International Releases Dates

Japan 15 February 1997

Production Companies

TBS

Toei Company

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