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Puzzle (2014)

High school student Azusa jumps off from the rooftop of a school building, but she survives. One month later, the school is taken over by group of people wearing bizarre masks. A pregnant teacher is imprisoned, while the head director of the school and male students disappear. Azusa then finds pieces of a puzzle in an envelope given to her by classmate Shigeo. The puzzle pieces holds the key to solve the case. Azusa chases after Shigeo and she sees something which is unimaginable.

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Sarah Boslaugh 27 Jul 2014

...the Japanese anticipated the current craze for dystopian YA literature, but made their dystopias much more extreme than anything the American market would bear.

Jie Y 26 Apr 2015

You lost a shining star because of the ending. Why did you just let the boy die?

Deirdre Crimmins 20 Aug 2018

Somehow swaying back and forth between a fun house and a real house of horror never quite sits right with the audience.