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Sweet Savage (1979)

A young Indian girl falls in love with a local white cowboy. The racist element in town doesn't approve of that, so they kidnap the girl and gang-rape her. The girl's brother hears about it, and he and other members of the tribe kidnap a white girl from town and gang-rape her. Things go downhill from there.
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A young Indian girl falls in love with a local white cowboy. The racist element in town doesn't approve of that, so they kidnap the girl and gang-rape her. The girl's brother hears about it, and he and other members of the tribe kidnap a white girl from town and gang-rape her. Things go downhill from there.

Rating:NC-17
Genre:Western
Written By:Ann Perry
In Theaters:9/1/1979
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Runtime:76 minutes
Studio:Evolution Enterprises, Superbitch Productions

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