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Moon Angel

1996, Japanese. Directed by Kazuhiko Yamaguchi.

Two female truck drivers detest each other, and try to steal each other's business. Their rigs are both painted with elaborate large pictures of beautiful naked women. One day, whilst hauling loads of fish in Hokkaido, they are separately stopped by traffic police, who impound their trucks for various violations. About this time, one of the women meets a handsome man, with whom romance is a possibility. Then, the women discover they have been tricked. The cops were connected with the Russian mafia, who intend to ship their trucks offshore and sell them.

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1h 38m
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Japanese
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Released
18 May 1996
Original title
爆走!ムーンエンジェル 北へ
Country
Japan
Written by
Jun Takada

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Moon Angel (1996) was directed by Kazuhiko Yamaguchi and stars Shizuka Kudo, Eiko Nagashima, Kaori Shimamura.

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