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Caged Beauty (2016)
A woman is kidnapped by her deranged ex-husband and forced to perform a series of challenges in order to win her freedom. From the director of Samurai Cop 2 and Mad Cowgirl.
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A woman is kidnapped by her deranged ex-husband and forced to perform a series of challenges in order to win her freedom. From the director of Samurai Cop 2 and Mad Cowgirl.
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Genre:Thriller, Drama
Written By:Gregory Hatanaka, Tony T.L. Young
In Theaters:12/2/2016
Box Office:
Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:Cinema Epoch
Cast
Gregory Hatanaka
Director
Jesse Hlubik
The Engineer
Andrea Harrison
The Muse
Silvia Šuvadová
The Artist
Nick Mancuso
The Composer
Alexandra Bily
The Savant
Anastasia Fontaines
The Teacher
Martin Harris
The Inspector
Barry O'Rourke
The Club Owner
Shane Ryan-Reid
The Hustler
Garret Sato
The Apostle
Bogdan Szumilas
The Doctor
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