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Portrait of a Teenage Shoplifter (1981)
Karen Hughes, a high school ballet dancer and cheerleader, develops an addiction to shoplifting after watching a friend steal clothing from a store, but her future becomes compromised when she gets caught in the act.
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Karen Hughes, a high school ballet dancer and cheerleader, develops an addiction to shoplifting after watching a friend steal clothing from a store, but her future becomes compromised when she gets caught in the act.
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Written By:Todd Kessler, Deborah Baker
In Theaters:12/1/1981
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Runtime:45 minutes
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Cast
William P. D'Angelo
Director
Maureen Teefy
Karen Hughes
Alan Fawcett
Pete Crawford
Laura Dean
Trisha Marcus
Katherine Kamhi
Becky
Jessica Cain
Cheryl
Marilyn Rockafellow
Kay Hughes
Marisa Morell
Alice Hughes
Thomas Quinn
Sam Hughes
Christina-Avis Krauss
Dance Teacher
William G. Schilling
Police Sergeant
Joe Spinell
Door Guard
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