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4444444444 (2005)
A young man on a bicycle is turning a corner in front of an apparently abandoned building when he begins to hear the ringing of a cell phone. (A prequel to the first version of Ju-on, 2000.)
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A young man on a bicycle is turning a corner in front of an apparently abandoned building when he begins to hear the ringing of a cell phone. (A prequel to the first version of Ju-on, 2000.)
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Genre:Drama, Horror, TV Movie
Written By:Takashi Shimizu
In Theaters:5/17/2005
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Runtime:3 minutes
Studio:Kansai Television
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