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The Angel's Malady

2004, Japanese. Directed by Rokurō Mochizuki.

The second installment (the first one is エリ -従姉弟関係- (Eri: Cousin Relationship) 2003) in an erotic film series adapting popular "gals comics" known for their stylish flair. It follows Michiru, a woman with a sex addiction, as she pursues men wherever her desires lead her. Based on "ero*mala" by popular manga artist Naito Yamada.

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Released
9 April 2004
Original title
天使の病ひ
Country
Japan
Written by
Akifumi Nahata

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The Angel's Malady (2004) was directed by Rokurō Mochizuki and stars Bunmei Tobayama, Ayumu Tokitô, Atsushi Narasaka.

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