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Emmanuelle Through Time: Emmanuelle's Skin City (2011)
Emmanuelle arrives in Las Vegas where she is abducted and asked by the military to help them with a device that allows people to travel to alternate realities.
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Emmanuelle arrives in Las Vegas where she is abducted and asked by the military to help them with a device that allows people to travel to alternate realities.
Rating:NR
Genre:Science Fiction, Fantasy
Written By:Rolfe Kanefsky
In Theaters:10/6/2011
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Click Productions Inc.
Cast
Rolfe Kanefsky
Director
Allie Haze
Emmanuelle (as Brittany Joy)
Russia Hardy
Mandy
Timothy Daniel Daly
Dr. Blue (as Tim Daly)
Harper Issacs
Carla
Jason Sarcinelli
William
Nataliya Joy Prieto
Renee
Alec Zander
Jack
Catherine Annette
Gwen (as Bridgette Hudson)
Robert Donavan
Col. Saunders
Faye Reagan
Naomi
Karlie Montana
Isabelle
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