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Satoru
On the anniversary of the disappearance of her daughter, a desperate woman delves into the myth of Satoru, an apparition who can answer any question posed to it, to find out what happened
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On the anniversary of the disappearance of her daughter, a desperate woman delves into the myth of Satoru, an apparition who can answer any question posed to it, to find out what happened
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Genre:Horror, Drama
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Written By:Andrew Short, Veronica Oricari
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