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Kumiko Hayakawa and Keiko, whose parents had died three years earlier, lived together, cuddled up to each other. One day, when they arrived at a corner of a multi-tenant building, Keiko disappeared to buy sanitary products, and Kumiko got on the elevator alone. At that moment, three men entered the elevator as it was closing. A strange atmosphere prevailed. An unbelievable scene unfolded...
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Kumiko Hayakawa and Keiko, whose parents had died three years earlier, lived together, cuddled up to each other. One day, when they arrived at a corner of a multi-tenant building, Keiko disappeared to buy sanitary products, and Kumiko got on the elevator alone. At that moment, three men entered the elevator as it was closing. A strange atmosphere prevailed. An unbelievable scene unfolded...
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Written By:Ryohei Nakagawa, Kazuhito Kubodera
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Runtime:58 minutes
Studio:V Kikaku
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