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A man known as the "Murderer" wanders through the woods. The sound of water flowing deep underground fills his head...
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A man known as the "Murderer" wanders through the woods. The sound of water flowing deep underground fills his head...
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Kei Fujiwara
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Runtime:93 minutes
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Kei Fujiwara
Director
Kei Fujiwara
Ryo
Masami Akimoto
Father of religious canvasser
Masanobu Asakawa
Boy that had harmonica stolen
Mito Awano
Neighborhood child
Yuuki Awano
Neighborhood child
Yukari Endo
Religious canvasser
Kimihiko Hasegawa
Man playing harmonica
Eiji Hayashi
Riki
Sayaka Kai
Religious canvasser
Baiken Jukkanji
Head of factory
Noriaki Kawasaki
Strange person finding id book
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