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Five-year-old Masako gets a scratch on her finger. After that, she begins to suffer horrible spasms. The doctor checks on her and concludes that she has tetanus. Her parents have to bear the sufferings of their child. The once peaceful family has changed completely.
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Five-year-old Masako gets a scratch on her finger. After that, she begins to suffer horrible spasms. The doctor checks on her and concludes that she has tetanus. Her parents have to bear the sufferings of their child. The once peaceful family has changed completely.
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Genre:Drama, Horror
Written By:Masato Ide
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Runtime:114 minutes
Studio:Shochiku
Cast
Yoshitarō Nomura
Director
Mayuko Wakamori
Masako Miyoshi
Tsunehiko Watase
Akira Miyoshi
Yukiyo Toake
Kunie Miyoshi
Ryoko Nakano
Dr. Nose
Jūkichi Uno
Doctor
Tanie Kitabayashi
Akira's mother
Keizo Kanie
Yamagishi
Sanae Nakahara
Sadae
Sen Yano
Private Hospital Doctor
Yasukiyo Umeno
Akira's Older Brother
Tomoe Hiiro
Yamagishi's Wife
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