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Puppet House 

Ayako Miyafuji, a rookie actress, was taking part in a film shoot at a countryside mansion. However, due to nervousness, she is unable to perform well and is abused by the director, Sendo. Mayama, a recording engineer, is worried about Ayako and treats her kindly. With little time to spare, the filming proceeds in a bleak atmosphere, but then Ayako sees a hand behind a sliding door that is not supposed to be there....
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Ayako Miyafuji, a rookie actress, was taking part in a film shoot at a countryside mansion. However, due to nervousness, she is unable to perform well and is abused by the director, Sendo. Mayama, a recording engineer, is worried about Ayako and treats her kindly. With little time to spare, the filming proceeds in a bleak atmosphere, but then Ayako sees a hand behind a sliding door that is not supposed to be there....

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Fumiharu Uetake
Written By:Miko Terada
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:Tokagedo Entertainment

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