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Access Denied (1996)
A beautiful computer programmer is framed by her fraudulent lover and sent to prison. When she gets out she agrees to cooperate with a scheme of a fellow-inmate to defraud a bank, in order to have enough money to escape from her (by then) ex-lover.
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A beautiful computer programmer is framed by her fraudulent lover and sent to prison. When she gets out she agrees to cooperate with a scheme of a fellow-inmate to defraud a bank, in order to have enough money to escape from her (by then) ex-lover.
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Genre:Mystery, Thriller
Written By:Marc France, Nicholas Steele
In Theaters:4/1/1996
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Mystique Films
Cast
Robert Kubilos
Director
Colleen McDermott
Sherry Johannson
Robert Lee Jacobs
Raymond Silton
Eric Todd
Joe North
Jane Higginson
Dawn Able
James Jude Courtney
Bill Robinson
Ron Jordan
Harvey Peters
Jordana Capra
Martha Riley
Jeff Doucette
Sheriff
John Storey
FBI Agent
Jason Ross-Azikiwe
FBI Agent
Christopher Byrne
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