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Caged Women (1996)
Former Miss Spanish Basque Country, Pilar Orive, stars as American Janet Cooper who is drugged and shipped to a remote women's prison managed by a sleazy warden and a Nazi-type lesbian guard. 90 minute of graphic sexual abuse ensue
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Former Miss Spanish Basque Country, Pilar Orive, stars as American Janet Cooper who is drugged and shipped to a remote women's prison managed by a sleazy warden and a Nazi-type lesbian guard. 90 minute of graphic sexual abuse ensue
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Genre:Action, Adventure, Drama
Written By:Leandro Lucchetti
In Theaters:1/1/1996
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Runtime:87 minutes
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Cast
Leandro Lucchetti
Director
Pilar Orive
Janet Cooper
Isabel Libossart
Louise
Elena Wiedermann
Female Guard Gerda
Christian Lorenz
Frank Nolan
Gaetano Russo
Sgt. Flores (as Ronald Russo)
Aldo Sambrell
Captain Juan
Catia Castello Branco
(as Cátia Castelo Branco)
Rita Prospero
(as Rita Paospero)
Ezilda Coelho
Edith Fernandes
Elsa Alves
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