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A student becomes a recluse in response to her best friend's suicide and locks herself in her room. She believes that someone is in the room with her. Her alarmed family hires a psychologist to intervene.
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A student becomes a recluse in response to her best friend's suicide and locks herself in her room. She believes that someone is in the room with her. Her alarmed family hires a psychologist to intervene.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Park Jae-sik
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Runtime:117 minutes
Studio:Mirovision, Sungwon I Com, Dong-a Export
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