Night Vision (1996)
In the distant future, man has turned to the manufacture of human-like droids to carry out mundane tasks, personal protection, bartending, even sex. Lulu is a beautiful women with a history. Gambling debts have put a price on her head, but it's all part of her plan...twisting plot, hot sex and the surprise ending will keep you right on the edge!
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In the distant future, man has turned to the manufacture of human-like droids to carry out mundane tasks, personal protection, bartending, even sex. Lulu is a beautiful women with a history. Gambling debts have put a price on her head, but it's all part of her plan...twisting plot, hot sex and the surprise ending will keep you right on the edge!
Rating:NC-17
Genre:Crime
Written By:George Kaplan
In Theaters:11/19/1996
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Wicked
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