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Prison Ward 2041 

In a near-future Japan, the "National Safety Act," aimed at preventing crime, is enforced. Three women—Maiko, Kayo, and Kimika—whose quantified mind levels were deemed abnormal, are detained in a psychiatric ward as dangerous individuals. However, the facility is nothing more than a slave factory disguised as a correctional institution...
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In a near-future Japan, the "National Safety Act," aimed at preventing crime, is enforced. Three women—Maiko, Kayo, and Kimika—whose quantified mind levels were deemed abnormal, are detained in a psychiatric ward as dangerous individuals. However, the facility is nothing more than a slave factory disguised as a correctional institution...

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Genre:Science Fiction, Horror
Directed By:Naoyuki Tomomatsu
Written By:Kotaro Ando
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Albatross

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