'The Baby-Sitters Club' (2020)
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Kaojikara (2007)
A young Japanese woman living in a western country wakes up one morning and realizes that her boyfriend has undergone a strange transformation - his face has disappeared and in it's place now is a blurry and deformed mass of flesh. After barely escaping her home, she begins to realize that she might have been the only one to escape this strange mutation.
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A young Japanese woman living in a western country wakes up one morning and realizes that her boyfriend has undergone a strange transformation - his face has disappeared and in it's place now is a blurry and deformed mass of flesh. After barely escaping her home, she begins to realize that she might have been the only one to escape this strange mutation.
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Genre:Drama
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In Theaters:8/1/2007
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Runtime:13 minutes
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