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Guinea Pig Part 5: Android of Notre Dame
A dwarf scientist has his dreams frustrated when his sister becomes seriously ill. Determined to find a way to preserve the essence of his sister after the death, the scientist begins to use humans as guinea pigs in a bizarre experiment.
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A dwarf scientist has his dreams frustrated when his sister becomes seriously ill. Determined to find a way to preserve the essence of his sister after the death, the scientist begins to use humans as guinea pigs in a bizarre experiment.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Kazuhito Kuramoto, Yoshikazu Iwanami
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Runtime:52 minutes
Studio:Japan Home Video
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