
Obscene Female Beast
わいせつ女獣
Synopsis
Popular stripper Hiromi encounters a middle-aged man named Saeki on her way back from a tour. Saeki is a hitman hired by a yakuza organization. After failing a job and being pursued by the organization, Hiromi and her friend Sanae (Mako Kanzaki) take him in to hide him...
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- Director
- Ryohei Seki
- Screenplay & Story
- Ryohei Seki
- Original Score
- Naosuke Irie
- Original Title
- わいせつ女獣
- Country of Origin
- Japan
- Spoken Languages
- Japanese
- Runtime
- 59m
- Production Studios
- SEKI Pro, Creative Office MORE, Okura Pictures
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Ryohei Seki
Ryohei Seki
Naosuke Irie
Katsuji Oyamada
Taro Chen, Kyoko Kitagawa
Department Leadership Roster
Ryohei Seki
Director
Ryohei Seki
Screenplay
Kyoko Kitagawa
Producer
Katsuji Oyamada
Director of Photography
Naosuke Irie
Original Music Composer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Obscene Female Beast
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Obscene Female Beast about?
Popular stripper Hiromi encounters a middle-aged man named Saeki on her way back from a tour. Saeki is a hitman hired by a yakuza organization. After failing a job and being pursued by the organization, Hiromi and her friend Sanae (Mako Kanzaki) take him in to hide him...
Who directed Obscene Female Beast?
Obscene Female Beast was directed by Ryohei Seki.
Who stars in Obscene Female Beast?
The principal cast of Obscene Female Beast includes Emiri Asakura, Mako Kanzaki, Day Naito, Ichiro Tsukamoto.
When was Obscene Female Beast released and how long is it?
Obscene Female Beast was released in 2002 with a total runtime of 59m.
Who composed the musical score for Obscene Female Beast?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Obscene Female Beast was composed by Naosuke Irie.


















