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Suicide DVD (2006)
A trio of journalists receive a mysterious DVD from an unknown source. After viewing the disc, the young female journalist disappears, leading her colleagues to begin an investigation that turns up a video she shot while watching the DVD. Who is the mystery woman seen only in a reflection and what caused the young lady to commit suicide?
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A trio of journalists receive a mysterious DVD from an unknown source. After viewing the disc, the young female journalist disappears, leading her colleagues to begin an investigation that turns up a video she shot while watching the DVD. Who is the mystery woman seen only in a reflection and what caused the young lady to commit suicide?
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Shozin Fukui
In Theaters:12/20/2006
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:Kirishima 1945, Transformer, Inc.
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