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Mourning Grave
A boy who can see ghosts moves to a small town, where he befriends a female ghost. The two work together to investigate a masked ghost who is murdering students one by one.
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A boy who can see ghosts moves to a small town, where he befriends a female ghost. The two work together to investigate a masked ghost who is murdering students one by one.
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Genre:Thriller, Horror
Written By:Lee Jong-ho
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Jupiter Film, LiTTLE BiG PiCTURES, kth, Ghostpictures, 9ers Entertainment, Bloomage Entertainment, Espace Jeunesse
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