White Slaves of Chinatown

Year: 1964

Runtime: 72 mins

Language: English

Director: Joseph P. Mawra

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Olga, a striking yet ruthless figure, runs a prostitution and heroin operation for a criminal syndicate. She lures young women, brainwashes them into a cycle of degradation, and holds them in a concealed dungeon beneath New York City’s grim Chinatown, where they are confined and tortured.

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