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Confinement: Sacrifice Ritual 

Five female college students, including Mana Kagawa, go for a drive but get lost in a secluded mountain village. The villagers welcome them warmly, and the five decide to stay the night. Their bodies are bursting with liberation. However, the next morning, Akemi is nowhere to be found. Then, Sayuri, who went to look for Akemi, also goes missing... Imprisonment, rope bondage, torture, lynching—one evil force after another attacks them. Who is behind it all...?
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Five female college students, including Mana Kagawa, go for a drive but get lost in a secluded mountain village. The villagers welcome them warmly, and the five decide to stay the night. Their bodies are bursting with liberation. However, the next morning, Akemi is nowhere to be found. Then, Sayuri, who went to look for Akemi, also goes missing... Imprisonment, rope bondage, torture, lynching—one evil force after another attacks them. Who is behind it all...?

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Shuji Goto
Written By:水上清資
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:高澤, リップスウィート, LIP SWEET

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