Wet Vase

Year: 1976

Runtime: 69 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Masaru Konuma

Drama

Aki, a bar owner played by Naomi Tani, sees her world crumble when she learns her husband is cheating with her mother. The only person she trusts is Iwasaki, who takes her to a meeting with Hanamatsu, the owner of a mannequin factory. In the warehouse, Aki is aroused by Hanamatsu’s handling of the mannequins and allows herself to be seduced.

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