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Occult Bolshevism
A film that takes the theme of psycho-phobia. The film visualizes a forbidden psychic experiment that is a "departing" process to a world of madness, aimed at "spiritual revolution".
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A film that takes the theme of psycho-phobia. The film visualizes a forbidden psychic experiment that is a "departing" process to a world of madness, aimed at "spiritual revolution".
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Hiroshi Takahashi
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:Eiga Bi Gakkô
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