Love Doll Report: An Adult Toy
Apr 12 1975
•1h 13m
•Drama, Science Fiction
A doctor develops a robot love doll to keep a team of Antarctic researchers company, but is displeased with the result despite the product’s success. His desire to create a more realistic doll leads the doctor to model one after an attractive college student.
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Hiromi Maya
Mariko Akimoto
Naomi Oka
Mieko Nishikawa
Hiroko Fuji
Emi Misuzu
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