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Female Solitary Confinement Prison 

Reiko wakes up in a prison cell only to discover that, for some reason, she has been incarcerated in Chibajiri Women’s Prison under a life sentence using the identity and criminal record of a complete stranger named Manami Sano. To uncover the meaning of the mysterious “××” carved into her arm, and unravel the truth behind everything that has happened, she accepts life as the woman known as Sano.
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Reiko wakes up in a prison cell only to discover that, for some reason, she has been incarcerated in Chibajiri Women’s Prison under a life sentence using the identity and criminal record of a complete stranger named Manami Sano. To uncover the meaning of the mysterious “××” carved into her arm, and unravel the truth behind everything that has happened, she accepts life as the woman known as Sano.

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Directed By:Wataru Oku
Written By:Yuta Takahashi, Wataru Oku
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Concept Film, All In Entertainment

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