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Women Unchained (1974)
They will do anything to get to Mexico... and freedom. From the moment the riot started and the guard is killed, there's no going back for the women of Cell Block 3. The eruption of violence following their escape leaves a trail of death and destruction for those who try to stand in their way!
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They will do anything to get to Mexico... and freedom. From the moment the riot started and the guard is killed, there's no going back for the women of Cell Block 3. The eruption of violence following their escape leaves a trail of death and destruction for those who try to stand in their way!
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Genre:Action, Crime
Written By:Clancy B. Grass III, Ken Osborne
In Theaters:1/1/1974
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:GOZ International
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