Zoom Up: The Beaver Book Girl
Feb 20 1981
•1h 3m
•Drama, Mystery
A sexually perverse mystery set within the adult magazine industry. A woman is brutally assaulted in an abandoned factory, and her assailant escapes into the darkness after dropping a wad of money. A few years later, a photographer specializing in schoolgirl panty shots meets his match when a mysterious femme fatale volunteers to be his new model. This woman used to be the “queen” of the skin magazines, but she is also hiding a terrible secret and may be a wanted fugitive. Will the photographer escape her sexual grasp?
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Junko Mabuki
Nami Akioka
Kumiko Hayano
Mako
Yoshiko Sasaki
Yoshie Hata
Takuya Hiramitsu
Kôichi Hikita
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