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The Beautiful Young Dreamers (1975)
A young impressionable patient is disturbed by his erotic fantasies. He consults an attractive psychiatrist in search of relief and begins an odyssey of bizarre interludes that build to an explosive climax of erotic action.
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A young impressionable patient is disturbed by his erotic fantasies. He consults an attractive psychiatrist in search of relief and begins an odyssey of bizarre interludes that build to an explosive climax of erotic action.
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Genre:Drama, Fantasy
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In Theaters:1/1/1975
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Runtime:68 minutes
Studio:Maverick Video
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