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The Gaze of Sisyphus
A university student investigates the truth behind a high school incident. As testimonies and rumors collide, the truth begins to blur, and her own past actions come into question. A youth suspense drama exploring collective psychology shaped by cycles of spread and conformity.
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A university student investigates the truth behind a high school incident. As testimonies and rumors collide, the truth begins to blur, and her own past actions come into question. A youth suspense drama exploring collective psychology shaped by cycles of spread and conformity.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Hiroki Inoue
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:BBB, Terrace Side
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