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Virgin Blues

19741h 41mToshiya Fujita
IMDb 5.5

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Teenagers are rebels without a cause. Let it be for stress relief or just a way to kill time, Mami (Kumiko Akiyoshi) and Chiaki were always up to no good – but their luck runs out when they shoplift with some other girls at a local supermarket. They flee from the scene and head back home, only to find detectives at their front door.

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What is Virgin Blues (1974) about?

Teenagers are rebels without a cause. Let it be for stress relief or just a way to kill time, Mami (Kumiko Akiyoshi) and Chiaki were always up to no good – but their luck runs out when they shoplift with some other girls at a local supermarket. They flee from the scene and head back home, only to find detectives at their front door.

Who stars in Virgin Blues?

Virgin Blues stars Kumiko Akiyoshi (Mami Hatake), Kenji Takaoka, Rie Shimizu (Chiaki Kobayashi), Jun Tatara, Yutaka Hayashi. The film was directed by Toshiya Fujita.

How long is Virgin Blues?

Virgin Blues has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 1974.

Is Virgin Blues worth watching?

Virgin Blues holds an IMDb rating of 5.5/10. Fans of Drama are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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