Female Teacher in Rope Hell
Aug 27, 1981 · 1h 10m
Director
Shōgorō NishimuraOverview
A female teacher spots one of her students being molested by a vagrant. But her rescue attempt fails as the vagrant drags the teacher into an empty classroom and sexually assaults her. The student finds a school employee, a piano tuner, to try and help but all they can offer is some comfort. Later the piano tuner invites the teacher to his house. He wants her to be his obedient loving bride and has built a nice caged apartment in his basement all for her. He subjects her to an endless series of sexual humiliations to persuade her to say yes.
Cast of Female Teacher in Rope Hell
Crew of Female Teacher in Rope Hell
Shōgorō NishimuraDirector
Yu MitsuiScreenplay- Yoshiyuki KainoProducer
- Hachirō KaiOriginal Music Composer
Masaru MoriDirector of Photography- Toyoharu NishimuraEditor
- Oniroku DanOriginal Story
- Kazuo YabeLighting Technician
- Nobumasa FukushimaSound Recordist
- Hiroshi TokudaArt Direction
- Hidehiro ItoAssistant Director
About Female Teacher in Rope Hell
What is Female Teacher in Rope Hell about?
A female teacher spots one of her students being molested by a vagrant. But her rescue attempt fails as the vagrant drags the teacher into an empty classroom and sexually assaults her. The student finds a school employee, a piano tuner, to try and help but all they can offer is some comfort. Later the piano tuner invites the teacher to his house. He wants her to be his obedient loving bride and…
When was Female Teacher in Rope Hell released?
Female Teacher in Rope Hell was released on August 27, 1981.
How long is Female Teacher in Rope Hell?
Female Teacher in Rope Hell runs 1 hour 10 minutes (70 minutes).
Who directed Female Teacher in Rope Hell?
Female Teacher in Rope Hell was directed by Shōgorō Nishimura.
Who is in the cast of Female Teacher in Rope Hell?
The cast of Female Teacher in Rope Hell includes Junko Mabuki (Sayuri - Female Teacher), Miki Yamaji (Ranko - High School Girl), Shinji Sekikawa (Tsushima), Ryoichi Kusanagi (The Man) and Tomoaki Udou (Iwai).