Osôshiki no gibo: Toire de jôji
お葬式の義母 トイレで情事
Synopsis
Motoko, a married woman, returns to her childhood home for the funeral after receiving news of her father Yoshio's suicide. There, she discovers her late father's diary, which reveals the lewd desires he harbored for her—despite the fact that she was not his biological daughter.
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Release History & Theatrical Window
April 3, 2014
Physical Home Media
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Kunihiko Matsuoka
- Screenplay & Story
- Mamoru Imanishi
- Original Title
- お葬式の義母 トイレで情事
- Country of Origin
- Japan
- Spoken Languages
- Japanese
- Runtime
- 59m
- Production Studios
- Matsuoka Productions
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Kunihiko Matsuoka
Mamoru Imanishi
Naoto Muraishi
Shōji Sakai
Department Leadership Roster
Kunihiko Matsuoka
Director
Mamoru Imanishi
Screenplay
Naoto Muraishi
Director of Photography
Shōji Sakai
Editor
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What is Osôshiki no gibo: Toire de jôji about?
Motoko, a married woman, returns to her childhood home for the funeral after receiving news of her father Yoshio's suicide. There, she discovers her late father's diary, which reveals the lewd desires he harbored for her—despite the fact that she was not his biological daughter.
Who directed Osôshiki no gibo: Toire de jôji?
Osôshiki no gibo: Toire de jôji was directed by Kunihiko Matsuoka.
Who stars in Osôshiki no gibo: Toire de jôji?
The principal cast of Osôshiki no gibo: Toire de jôji includes Shôko Itsuki, Erina Aoyama, Satomi Shinozaki, Takashi Naha, Yasunari Kubota.
When was Osôshiki no gibo: Toire de jôji released and how long is it?
Osôshiki no gibo: Toire de jôji was released in 2007 with a total runtime of 59m.