A Modern Day Schoolma'am (1973)
Original title: 女教師 私生活
A Modern Day Schoolma'am is a 1973 Japanese-language drama movie directed by Noboru Tanaka, with a running time of 1h 14m. It stars Hitomi Kozue, Ayako Ichikawa and Morio Kazama.
Naomi, a high school teacher, feels lonely living alone, so she secretly begins living with her student Keiji. It could be said that she is providing for Keiji as an outlet for her sexual desires rather than living together. Naomi, who has a natural lewd blood in her veins, knows that Keiji's older brother, Keisuke, is passionate about her, so she immediately decides to have a relationship with him. One day, Keiji gets fed up with Naomi and disappears...
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What is A Modern Day Schoolma'am about?
Naomi, a high school teacher, feels lonely living alone, so she secretly begins living with her student Keiji. It could be said that she is providing for Keiji as an outlet for her sexual desires rather than living together. Naomi, who has a natural lewd blood in her veins, knows that Keiji's older brother, Keisuke, is passionate about her, so she immediately decides to have a relationship with him. One day, Keiji gets fed up with Naomi and disappears...
When was A Modern Day Schoolma'am released?
A Modern Day Schoolma'am was released on 25 August 1973.
How long is A Modern Day Schoolma'am?
A Modern Day Schoolma'am runs 1h 14m.
Who made A Modern Day Schoolma'am?
A Modern Day Schoolma'am was directed by Noboru Tanaka.