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Lady of the Night 

Angelina is tired of long serious relationships. One day she is brutally raped and she changes dramatically. Suddenly she is getting involved in more and more dangerous relations with unknown men until her behavior leads to a fatal crime.
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Angelina is tired of long serious relationships. One day she is brutally raped and she changes dramatically. Suddenly she is getting involved in more and more dangerous relations with unknown men until her behavior leads to a fatal crime.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Piero Schivazappa
Written By:Galliano Juso
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:San Francisco Film, Metrofilm

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