Snakedance (1993)
From the tip of South America to the top of Canada throughout the entire Indian nation, they pass on from generation a very unique brand of sexuality that is unlike any other in the world. It is the most intense form of sexual energy a soul can experience, as the teaching goes. Now, for the first time, Hyapatia takes you into this wonderful, mysterious, erotic world. The world of Snakedance.
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From the tip of South America to the top of Canada throughout the entire Indian nation, they pass on from generation a very unique brand of sexuality that is unlike any other in the world. It is the most intense form of sexual energy a soul can experience, as the teaching goes. Now, for the first time, Hyapatia takes you into this wonderful, mysterious, erotic world. The world of Snakedance.
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Genre:Western
Written By:Hyapatia Lee
In Theaters:1/1/1993
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Runtime:75 minutes
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Cast
Hyapatia Lee
Director
Shawnee Cates
Cleansing Ritual Woman / Chief's Wife (as Shawnee)
Jon Dough
Neighboring Chief / Vision Quest Man (as John Dough)
Don Fernando
Cleansing Ritual Man
Mike Horner
Tribal Chief / Mirror Dance Man
Hyapatia Lee
Narrator / Mating Woman / Vision Quest Woman
Devon Shire
Mirror Dance Woman (as Devon Shire)
Randy Spears
Mating Man
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