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Underground (1991)
Stripper/waitress Allison falls in love with deejay Dann. He's looking for his missing sister, disappeared at the same establishment where Allison works. She helps him search, thereby becoming a candidate for a milk-carton photo herself.
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Stripper/waitress Allison falls in love with deejay Dann. He's looking for his missing sister, disappeared at the same establishment where Allison works. She helps him search, thereby becoming a candidate for a milk-carton photo herself.
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Written By:Bret Carr
In Theaters:1/1/1991
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Vista Street Entertainment
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