Marronnier

Year: 2004

Runtime: 79 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Akira Kobayashi

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Marino is a typical young Japanese woman who hangs out with friends, brushes her teeth and loves her Marronnier doll. The doll was made by a mad scientist who kidnaps women, melts them into wax and sculpts lifelike figures. His assistant Numai stalks Marino, kidnaps her, tries to seduce her, but the wax dolls he made come to life and attack him.

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