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Midori The Camellia Girl

"Midori - The Camellia Girl" is an adaptation of "Shojo Tsubaki", a masterpiece manga comic written by a popular cult cartoonist, Suehiro Maruo. His retrospective world that is depicted in erotic, grotesque and sometimes bizarre manner has captured enthusiastic fans around the world. Film director and clothes designer, TORICO fused the modern and fashionable world with the underground world in "Shojo Tsubaki" to create Maruo's unique, kitsch world.

Starring:

Lisa Nakamura, Takeru, Shunsuke Kazama, Misaki Morino, Daichi Saeki, Motoki Fukami, Akihiro Nakatani, Minoru Torihada, Miyuki Torii

Genre:

Drama, Fantasy

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