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Tomie vs Tomie
A young, depressed man is trying to move on with his life after his girlfriend's bizarre death. One day, a mysterious woman notices him at work and convinces his coworkers to introduce him to her.
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A young, depressed man is trying to move on with his life after his girlfriend's bizarre death. One day, a mysterious woman notices him at work and convinces his coworkers to introduce him to her.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Tomohiro Kubo
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Art Port, Asahi Sonorama, Arcimboldo Y.K., Tsuburaya Entertainment
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