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During the height of the social revolution, a young dancer searches for salvation when she chooses to leave paradise.
Top billed cast
Elizabeth RiceCatherine
Eric RobertsEarl Wild
Evan WilliamsBen
Nicole FoxTulsa
Tonya KayTabitha- Johnny MorenoSacramento Dave
Michael X. SommersPank- Billy Ray Madden Sr.Barry Williams
- Ryan PrattonLonnie
Eliza RobertsFrannie
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