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Haunted Real Estate 

A couple who moved into a certain property. It was a repeated psychic phenomenon that destroyed the happiness that seemed to have been obtained! A family that collapsed in the end of his wife committing suicide and her husband's disappearance. In order to find out the background, a spiritual document work that approaches the truth with a reproduction drama based on the remaining video and the testimony of the people concerned!
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A couple who moved into a certain property. It was a repeated psychic phenomenon that destroyed the happiness that seemed to have been obtained! A family that collapsed in the end of his wife committing suicide and her husband's disappearance. In order to find out the background, a spiritual document work that approaches the truth with a reproduction drama based on the remaining video and the testimony of the people concerned!

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Fujii Toritani
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Runtime:45 minutes
Studio:Rakusosha

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