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Satan Was a Lady (2001)
Wishman's plot rotates around the maneuverings of a whore who longs for a touch of mink and a seat at the finer tables in life. Blackmail, betrayal, murder and malice are all part of her tender trade. Lord help anyone who lays in her way.
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Wishman's plot rotates around the maneuverings of a whore who longs for a touch of mink and a seat at the finer tables in life. Blackmail, betrayal, murder and malice are all part of her tender trade. Lord help anyone who lays in her way.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Doris Wishman
In Theaters:1/6/2001
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Satan Was a Lady Inc., Boomshadow Pictures
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