Emanuelle and the Last Cannibals (1984)
Intrepid photographer Emanuelle is taken deep into the Amazonian jungle to search for a cannibalistic tribe long believed to be extinct.
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Intrepid photographer Emanuelle is taken deep into the Amazonian jungle to search for a cannibalistic tribe long believed to be extinct.
Rating:R
Genre:Adventure, Horror
Written By:Joe D'Amato, Romano Scandariato
In Theaters:6/21/1984
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Flora Film, Gico Cinematografica S.r.L., Fulvia Cinematografica
Cast
Joe D'Amato
Director
Laura Gemser
Emanuelle
Gabriele Tinti
Professor Mark Lester
Nieves Navarro
Maggie McKenzie
Donald O'Brien
Donald McKenzie
Percy Hogan
Salvadore
Mónica Zanchi
Isabelle Wilkes
Annamaria Clementi
Sister Angela
Geoffrey Copleston
Wilkes
Dirce Funari
Cannibal
Pierluigi Cervetti
Doctor
Massimo Ciprari
Psychiatrist
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