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Emanuelle and the White Slave Trade (1978)

Emanuelle returns to Kenya, trying to get an interview with a foreign gangster who's taken refuge in the African countryside while still operating an international criminal network.
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Emanuelle returns to Kenya, trying to get an interview with a foreign gangster who's taken refuge in the African countryside while still operating an international criminal network.

Rating:R
Genre:Drama, Horror, Thriller
Directed By:Joe D'Amato
Written By:Romano Scandariato, Joe D'Amato
In Theaters:4/30/1978
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Gico Cinematografica S.r.L., Flora Film, Fulvia Cinematografica

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