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Amy consults a psychic to try communicating with her sister’s ghost. With the help of her spiritually sensitive friend, Suzuka, she becomes obsessed with capturing paranormal activity in hopes of reconnecting with her late sister. Meanwhile, during a graduation trip with four friends, strange occurrences begin to affect Ai. Whose gaze is watching them?
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Amy consults a psychic to try communicating with her sister’s ghost. With the help of her spiritually sensitive friend, Suzuka, she becomes obsessed with capturing paranormal activity in hopes of reconnecting with her late sister. Meanwhile, during a graduation trip with four friends, strange occurrences begin to affect Ai. Whose gaze is watching them?
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Kôsuke Hishinuma
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Stardust Pictures
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