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Justine: Seduction of Innocence (1996)
Justine is kidnapped by Professor Robson's arch nemesis in an attempt to force her to reveal the location of the jeweled "The Eye of God". Can Professor Robson rescue her in time?
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Justine is kidnapped by Professor Robson's arch nemesis in an attempt to force her to reveal the location of the jeweled "The Eye of God". Can Professor Robson rescue her in time?
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Genre:Comedy, Adventure
Written By:Lev L. Spiro
In Theaters:1/1/1996
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Biouw Beleggingen B.V., Oranton Ltd., ASP S.A.
Cast
Lev L. Spiro
Director
Daneen Boone
Justine Wilkenson
Timothy Di Pri
Professor Paul Robson
Kimberly Rowe
Ursula
Jennifer Behr
Madame Souvray
Michael Andrew
Robert Wikenson
Paul Michael Robinson
Alan Pope / Klauss Heinmann / Saul
Kristen Knittle
Ellen Feldon
Lori Morrissey
Young Girl #2
Loralyn Peterson
Paulette
Chanda
Beritol Storm
David James
Hooded Lover #1
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