
Perfect Education 5: Amazing Story
Dec 18 2004
•2h 43m
•Drama, Thriller, Romance
Because of the desolate landscape, Kobayashi chose snow-covered Hokkaido (the most northern island of Japan) as the setting for Amazing Story, a light-erotic drama about a lonely man, Kenji, who kidnaps the woman of his dreams. The woman is Harumi, a hairdresser in the deserted town where Kenji has just arrived. It's never really busy in her business. Harumi's husband is a gambling addict and spends all Harumi's money. Maybe that's why Harumi doesn't try very hard to escape when Kenji kidnaps her. His concern about her and his boundless worship probably help, too. Something strange and beautiful blossoms between the kidnapper and his victim, but can this be the basis of a long and happy encounter?
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Kazuki Kitamura
Kenji

Keiko Oginome
Harumi Imai

Naoto Takenaka
Ikuo

Yasufumi Hayashi
Used car dealer
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