Mary Jane's Not a Virgin Anymore (1998)Director:Sarah JacobsonWriter:Sarah Jacobson |
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Title: Mary Jane's Not a Virgin Anymore (1998)
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Lisa Gerstein | ... |
Jane
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Chris Enright | ... |
Tom
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Greg Cruikshank | ... |
Dave
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Beth Allen | ... |
Ericka
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Marny Snyder Spoons | ... |
Grace
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Bwana Spoons | ... |
Ryan
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Andrew David DeAngelo | ... |
Matt
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Shane Kramer | ... |
Steve
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Alicia Rose | ... |
Allison
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George /
Punk party kid
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Miles Long | ... |
Kurt
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Siira Rieschl | ... |
Danny
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Kathy Fenker | ... |
Fake virginity couple
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Darcy Drollinger | ... |
Fake virginity couple
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J. Salome Milstead | ... |
Fake Molly
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EnglishRelease Date:
22 March 1998 (USA) See more »Box Office
Budget:
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Written by Mark Mothersbaugh
Performed by Mark Mothersbaugh
Courtesy of Mutato Muzika
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Mary Jane is one of those low budget movies that we are all supposed to love because it's a low budget movie, but that just doesn't fly. This is a film with almost no redeeming qualities. The camera work is bad, the lighting is bad, and most of the actors couldn't act their way out of a paper bag. It even lacks the one thing that sets most indie films apart and costs nothing, a good script. I have no doubts as to why this film is having a hard time getting distributed, and it has nothing to do with the film's controversial content. The fact of the matter is this movie is just plain bad.