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Catherine, a glamorous and wealthy woman, runs a successful detective agency. She takes on a perplexing case involving a series of art thefts and a potential murder. Using her sharp wit, keen observation skills, and a touch of flair, she navigates the world of high society and shadowy criminals to uncover the truth. Along the way, she is assisted by her earnest subordinate, Kenji, who often finds himself out of his depth but learns valuable lessons from Catherine's unconventional methods.

This television film was generally well-received for its charming lead performance, engaging mystery, and lighthearted tone. While not a groundbreaking cinematic achievement, it offered a pleasant viewing experience with a satisfying puzzle and a likable protagonist.

• Praised for Nao Matsushita's charismatic portrayal of Catherine.
• Appreciated for its entertaining mystery plot and comedic elements.
• Found to be a light and enjoyable detective drama.

Google audience: Audience reception is difficult to gauge definitively due to its nature as a television film and its primary audience being in Japan. However, viewers generally enjoyed the film for its engaging mystery and the performance of its lead actress, finding it a fun and accessible watch.

None notable.

The film is part of a series of detective dramas featuring the character 'Detective Catherine', adapted from a novel series by author Keigo Higashino.