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Kakurenbo: Hide & Seek (2005)

Among the ruins of an abandoned city, masked children play a mysterious game of hide-and-seek. A young boy joins the game in search of his sister as one by one, the children are hunted by the demonic residents of the urban sprawl.
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Among the ruins of an abandoned city, masked children play a mysterious game of hide-and-seek. A young boy joins the game in search of his sister as one by one, the children are hunted by the demonic residents of the urban sprawl.

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Genre:Animation, Horror
Directed By:Shuhei Morita
Written By:Shiro Kuro, Shiro Kuro, Shuhei Morita
In Theaters:10/30/2005
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:dentsu, CoMix Wave Films, YAMATOWORKS

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