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Girl's High School

2016, Japanese. Directed by Koki Yamamoto.

Six young women, including Katsuki Takahashi, hold a high school reunion, but their high school has been shut down. The women are happy to see each other again. Suddenly, a shot rings out and one person dies. They receive a text message from Natumi Shirakawa who died 7 years ago. The text message asks "who is the criminal?" To figure out the identity of the perpetrator they look back at what happened 7 years ago.

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Released
9 April 2016
Original title
女子高
Country
Japan
Written by
Koki Yamamoto
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Girl's High School (2016) was directed by Koki Yamamoto and stars Minami Minegishi, Riho Takada, Erina Nakayama.

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