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Marebito (2004)

A fear-obsessed freelance cameraman investigates an urban legend involving mysterious spirits that haunt the subways of Tokyo.
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A fear-obsessed freelance cameraman investigates an urban legend involving mysterious spirits that haunt the subways of Tokyo.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Takashi Shimizu
Written By:Chiaki J. Konaka
In Theaters:5/22/2004
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Adness K.K., AtEntertainment K.K., Culture Publishers, Japan CableCast K.K., Panorama Communications K.K., Eurospace

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