Apartment Wife: Lost Cat
Jun 26 1998
•1h 4m
•Drama, Crime
As a newspaper reporter listens to the confession of a wife who murdered her husband, the film shockingly depicts the process by which she discovers why she killed her husband, why she started working on street corners, and how she became deeply immersed in an affair that began as prostitution to relieve boredom...
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Yoko Chosokabe
Keiko
Satoru Jitsunashi
Tatsuo, Keiko's husband)
Sei Hiraizumi
Reporter
Kikujirō Honda
Shinji, a yakuza
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