Drama · Japan · 1969 · 1h 45m

Aido: Slave of Love

愛奴

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Director
Susumu Hani
Cast
Yuri Suemasa as Aido Kenzō Kawarasaki as Shusei Kimiko Nukamura as Madame Enjoji Takamitsu Masuda as Yamamoto Rumiko Tanuma as Yoko Jusaburo Tsujimura as Detective Iwashita
Crew
Yûji Okumura — Director of Photography Susumu Hani — Editor Shunji Takemura — Editor Isamu Kurita — Screenplay Susumu Hani — Screenplay Kohei Shinonoi — Producer
Tagline

Never is love more wild and abandoned... They cannot satisfy themselves or each other!

Synopsis

After wandering into a cemetery, a young man named Shusei is led by the mysterious Madame Enjoji to a secluded mansion. There, he is introduced to Aido, an ethereal woman who seems to be the living embodiment of his most surreal erotic fantasies. Caught between the real world and a haunting dreamscape, Shusei becomes obsessed with Aido.

Key Collaborators
Susumu Hani Director Yûji Okumura Director of Photography Susumu Hani Editor Shunji Takemura Editor Isamu Kurita Screenplay Susumu Hani Screenplay Kohei Shinonoi Producer
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