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Dirty Mindfreaks 

OL, Karen who can manipulate the subconscious with supernatural powers. Yuko Suzuka, the female president, uses Kaiko to succeed in instilling a memory of fear in her cheating husband. However, Kakoi who knows the secret will leave the company ... After losing her job, she decided to work at a psychiatric clinic she used to attend. There was also Aya, who had the same power, and was thinking about the director's teacher's office. But that's the same with Kakoi ...
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OL, Karen who can manipulate the subconscious with supernatural powers. Yuko Suzuka, the female president, uses Kaiko to succeed in instilling a memory of fear in her cheating husband. However, Kakoi who knows the secret will leave the company ... After losing her job, she decided to work at a psychiatric clinic she used to attend. There was also Aya, who had the same power, and was thinking about the director's teacher's office. But that's the same with Kakoi ...

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Genre:Fantasy
Directed By:Mototsugu Watanabe
Written By:Kôji Yamazaki
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Nabe Cinema, Okura Pictures

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