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A Man, Eight Girls (1968)
A man runs a commune where he imprisons, abuses and tortures women.
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A man runs a commune where he imprisons, abuses and tortures women.
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Genre:Drama
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In Theaters:9/4/1968
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Runtime:69 minutes
Studio:Iota Productions
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