
MALICE MIZER: Bel Air ~Kuuhaku no Toki no Naka de~ de l'image
Drama · Music
Overview
A silent short film released as a prequel to the Malice Mizer’s third studio album merveilles, the film includes the music video of their single "Bel Air".
Top Cast


GACKT
GACKT
Hero
GACKT
Hero


Judith Chancel
Judith Chancel
Heroine
Judith Chancel
Heroine


Mana
Mana
Higher Prostitute / Maid
Mana
Higher Prostitute / Maid


Közi
Közi
Pantomimist / Fortune Teller
Közi
Pantomimist / Fortune Teller


Yu~ki
Yu~ki
Heroines’s Brother
Yu~ki
Heroines’s Brother


Kami
Kami
Nobleman
Kami
Nobleman
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