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Robinson and His Tempestuous Slaves
Robinson, a down-on-his-luck pharmacist who’s pestered by his nagging wife and overbearing mother-in-law, dreams of seclusion on a remote island with the girl of his fantasies. Finally fed up, he decides to leave and make his dream a reality. But beware! there are cannibals.
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Robinson, a down-on-his-luck pharmacist who’s pestered by his nagging wife and overbearing mother-in-law, dreams of seclusion on a remote island with the girl of his fantasies. Finally fed up, he decides to leave and make his dream a reality. But beware! there are cannibals.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Artur Brauner, Ken Globus
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Comptoir Français du Film Production, Telecine, CCC Filmkunst
Cast
Jesús Franco
Director
Yehuda Barkan
Robinson Smith
Andrea Rau
Linda
Anne Libert
Samantha
Ruth Gassmann
Angel Smith
Herbert Weißbach
Pharmacist
Linda Hastreiter
Pharmacy Customer
Paul Müller
Oil-company director
Max Nosseck
Pharmacy Customer
Howard Vernon
Yakube / Actor in Adult Movie / Film Director's Assistant
Irene D'Astrea
Mother in law
Gustavo Re
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