Operation Sex (1995)
Overview
During World War II, the SS uses prisoners in a brothel.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
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| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | it |
| Popularity | 0.0 |
Directed By
Joe D'Amato
Crew
Tony Balestra
Salvo Di Liberto
Russ Zinneman
Julie Winn
Piero Parisi
Camilla Fulci
Rodolfo Ruzza
Gene Baron
Diane O'Brian
Peter Manno
Jack Martin
Daniele Massaccesi
Kurt Sterling
Chris Taylor
Rosanna Landi
Jonathan Fuller
Fabrizio Fornaci
J. J. Kostic
Martha Harris
Piero Montanari
Joe D'Amato
William Jackson
Richard Castleman
Rosella Bennato
Loretta De Luca
Kevin Grant
Otello Tomassini
Art Dooley
Giusy Ferrera
Marc White
Dave Golino
Joe D'Amato
Ross La Manta
Matt Giordano
Carlos Romero
Roger Schmalberg
Julian Gardner
Rose Scalisi
Glenn Raynolds
Dawn C. Dreiling
Connie Falco
Joan Ozment
Paula Gonzales
Ronald Martin
Andrew Hoffman
John Rensen
TOP CAST
Erika Bella
Teresa
Shalimar
Shari
Jean-Yves Le Castel
Devo
Christina Valenti
Captive Girl
Suzy Cat
Captive Girl
Philippe Soine
Nazi Officer
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