Time Adventure: 5 Seconds Til Climax
Dec 20 1986
•1h 16m
•Comedy, Science Fiction
A young woman who is prone to romantic dreams involving her supervisor time-travels from 1986 to 2001 and becomes involved with a private investigator who is working on a divorce case and is having his own marital difficulties.
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Kozue Tanaka
Etsuko Tanaka / Etsuko Okano
Kaori Sugita
Naoko Tajima
Shinobu Wakana
Sayaka
Saeko Kizuki
Tattooed man's lover
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