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Chained Heat 2 (1993)
An American tourist lands in a Slavic prison run by a twisted woman and the U.S. ambassador.
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An American tourist lands in a Slavic prison run by a twisted woman and the U.S. ambassador.
Rating:R
Genre:Crime, Drama, Thriller, Action
Written By:Chris Hyde
In Theaters:8/25/1993
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Public 21 Cinema, Excalibur Pictures, New Line Cinema, North American Pictures
Cast
Lloyd A. Simandl
Director
Brigitte Nielsen
Magda Kassar
Paul Koslo
Franklin Goff
Kimberley Kates
Alex Morrison
Kari Whitman
Suzanne Morrison
Jana Švandová
Rosa Schmidt
Marek Vašut
Stefan Lotsky
Markéta Hrubešová
Carla
John C. Smith
Man on Train
Jiri Popel
Man on Train
Vanda Švarcová
Female Customer
Petra Susser
Junkie Girl
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