Screwed

It has been two years since unsuccessful cartoonist Tsube started to live with Kuniko casually in a small apartment.

Cast

Tadanobu Asano

as Tsube

Miki Fujitani

as Kuniko

Kazuhiko Kanayama

as Kimoto

Tsugumi

as Chiyoji Kobayashi

Mutsumi Fujita

as Woman at Yanagiya

Kaoru Mizuki

as Gynecologist

Nijiko Kiyokawa

as Candy Seller

Hideo Sunazuka

as Station Attendant

Tetsuro Tamba

as Landlord

Mika Aoba

as Stripper

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