The Secret Diary of an Exchange Student
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She Alien (2009)
In the laboratory, scientists produce a woman using unknown DNA and they are not aware of its extraterrestrial origin.
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In the laboratory, scientists produce a woman using unknown DNA and they are not aware of its extraterrestrial origin.
Rating:
Genre:Science Fiction, TV Movie
Written By:Milos Twilight
In Theaters:6/6/2009
Box Office:
Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Click Productions, Twilight Films, Umania Digital Studios
Cast
Milos Twilight
Director
Jenae Altschwager
Agent Simone Lewis
Vendula Bednarova
Alien (as Vanessa Cooper)
Ed Brigadier
Professor Timothy Wells
Elissa Dowling
Tamara
Chanel Ryan
Michelle Freeman
Alena Cechakova
Malizzia
Alena Novotna
Queen Alien
Veronika Vanoza
Millenium
Michael Swan
Kryocomm CEO
Michael A. Thompson
FBI Agent Bauer
Steven Man
FBI agent
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