Justine: A Matter of Innocence (1980)
Overview
Teenage Justine has just learned that her father has died. Leaving her exclusive French boarding school and returning to the U.S., Justine goes to live with her estranged but extremely wealthy uncle Steven on his vast New England estate. Upon her arrival, the beautiful though naive Justine soon finds that she is an object of lust to all those she meets, man and woman alike. As she slowly unravels her own sensual desires and transforms from innocent virgin to voluptuous vixen, she begins to feel an unexpected type of emotional stirring: a desire for romance, which might just happen in the unlikeliest of circumstances.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
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| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.0 |
Directed By
Walter E. Sear
Roberta Findlay
Crew
Walter E. Sear
Roberta Findlay
Ed Bucks
Ed Bucks
Roberta Findlay
Roberta Findlay
Cecil Howard
Cecil Howard
Roberta Findlay
Steve Kane
Fred Kempe
Cecil Howard
Alan Sellers
Monty Anders
Hal Ivers
June Carbot
TOP CAST
Hillary Summers
Justine Cates
C. Ashley Moore
Steven Cates
Vanessa del Rio
Claudia Kendall
Merle Michaels
Lynn (Black Lingerie)
Christie Ford
Laurie (Red Lingerie)
Christine DeShaffer
Michelle the Maid
Andy Hayes
Greg Cates
Linda Vale
Margaret
Robin Sane
Elaine
Bethanna
Sex Performer (Long Hair)
Rick Iverson
Don
Dave Ruby
Santo
Peter Velo
Lewis the Chauffeur
Cecil Howard
Businessman (Blue Suit)
Ed Bucks
Businessman (Black Suit)
Suzanne Raven
Mrs. Pomerantz
Patty Boyd
Sex Performer (Short Hair)
Tony Perez
Sex Performer
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