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Starting as an old-school sleuth story, young Noreen begins investigating the suspicious circumstances surrounding her father's death, uncovering a shocking and sinister conspiracy that has been wreaking havoc in her hometown for years.
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Starting as an old-school sleuth story, young Noreen begins investigating the suspicious circumstances surrounding her father's death, uncovering a shocking and sinister conspiracy that has been wreaking havoc in her hometown for years.
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Genre:Horror, Animation, Mystery, Crime, Thriller
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Box Office:$67,205
Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Old Japanese Daytime Soapstars, Byrnalan Motel Entertainment
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