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Faceless Girl
"What's wrong with my daughter ...?" The woman crouched down on the dark roadside, as if she was waiting for someone to speak to her. Looking back, there is a "woman without a face" ... Anyone who sees it will be surprised and run away. However, the woman is not malicious and may just touch someone or "want to see" ...
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"What's wrong with my daughter ...?" The woman crouched down on the dark roadside, as if she was waiting for someone to speak to her. Looking back, there is a "woman without a face" ... Anyone who sees it will be surprised and run away. However, the woman is not malicious and may just touch someone or "want to see" ...
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Genre:Horror
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Ao Oni
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