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Swamp Girl (1971)
A little blonde girl who is abandoned by her parents in the Florida swamps is rescued and raised by a black man she calls her "Pa".
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A little blonde girl who is abandoned by her parents in the Florida swamps is rescued and raised by a black man she calls her "Pa".
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jay Kulp
In Theaters:1/1/1971
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Donald A. Davis Productions
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