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THE KILLUA ARCHIVE — RECOVERED REEL 056 [ HXH — CHIMERA ANT FOOTAGE — RECOVERED 16mm MATERIAL 1990 ] Something was collecting people. The film crew didn't realize they were next. In 1990, a documentary filmmaker named Reiko Amane operating independently out of Sendai submitted a funding application to a private arts council in Tokyo for a project described in the application as
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