Atlantis
When a raiding party from the city of Atlantis kidnaps a man and his two daughters for slavery, he contrives to bring about the destruction of the ruling class utilizing the powers of the mysterious crystal child.
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When a raiding party from the city of Atlantis kidnaps a man and his two daughters for slavery, he contrives to bring about the destruction of the ruling class utilizing the powers of the mysterious crystal child.
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Genre:Fantasy, Drama, Science Fiction
Written By:Michael J. Murphy
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Murlin Films
Cast
Michael J. Murphy
Director
Patrick Olliver
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Judith Holding
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Debbi Stevens
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Sarah Payne
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