4.2Lusty Afternoon · 1977
Lusty Afternoon (1977) is a film directed by Akira Kato, starring Rumi Tama, Hiroshi Gojo, Ren Seidō.
4.2Overview
A man working for a trading company and a former stripper. The two have abandoned their home and family and are on the run. When the wife realizes her husband is missing, she searches his company and any places she can think of, but to no avail. What's worse, she discovers that he has run off with company money and that she has been divorced. In her despair, she receives a call from a stranger who says he will tell her where her husband is. Feeling uneasy, she goes to the meeting place, only to be raped by the man. It turns out that the man is the lover of the stripper her husband ran off with. She then learns that her husband, together with the stripper, had embezzled money from the theater and run off with it...
Cast
Rumi Tama, Hiroshi Gojo, Ren Seidō, Yu Mizuki, Ikunosuke Koizumi, Hiroyuki Mikawa, Akira Takahashi, Daisuke Ōmi
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What is "Lusty Afternoon" about?
A man working for a trading company and a former stripper. The two have abandoned their home and family and are on the run. When the wife realizes her husband is missing, she searches his company and any places she can think of, but to no avail. What's worse, she discovers that he has run off with company money and that she has been divorced. In her despair, she receives a call from a stranger who says he will tell her where her husband is. Feeling uneasy, she goes to the meeting place, only to be raped by the man. It turns out that the man is the lover of the stripper her husband ran off with. She then learns that her husband, together with the stripper, had embezzled money from the theater and run off with it...
When was "Lusty Afternoon" released?
Lusty Afternoon was released in 1977.
Who stars in "Lusty Afternoon"?
The cast includes Rumi Tama, Hiroshi Gojo, Ren Seidō, Yu Mizuki.
