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Lap Dancer (1995)
A sexy but cash-poor young working woman finally stands up for herself, not wanting to depend on "her man" all the time and not accepting the rules men around her want her to observe, by deciding to simultaneously take a walk on the wild side and make some extra bucks by working in a stripclub as an exotic dancer.
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A sexy but cash-poor young working woman finally stands up for herself, not wanting to depend on "her man" all the time and not accepting the rules men around her want her to observe, by deciding to simultaneously take a walk on the wild side and make some extra bucks by working in a stripclub as an exotic dancer.
Rating:R
Genre:Drama
Written By:D. Alvelo, Michael Paul Girard
In Theaters:1/1/1995
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Cinema Products Video, New City Releasing
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