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Amagi, a young man is charged with the responsibility of finding out the "real name" of the actress Kaede Katsuragi. He soon discovers that she has another personality that only reveals itself at night.
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Amagi, a young man is charged with the responsibility of finding out the "real name" of the actress Kaede Katsuragi. He soon discovers that she has another personality that only reveals itself at night.

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Genre:Mystery
Directed By:Shuichi Bamba
Written By:Mai Ito, Hitoshi Takanohara
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Runtime:42 minutes
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