Treasure of the Moon Goddess

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Treasure of the Moon Goddess
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Theatrical release poster
Directed by Joseph Louis Agraz
Screenplay byEric Weston and
Asher Brauner
Based onStory by J.P. Deuttilleux
Produced byGerald Green
Starring Asher Brauner
Don Calfa
Linnea Quigley
Jo Ann Ayres
CinematographyTimothy Ross
Edited byChic Ciccolini
Gabrielle Gilbert
Music byVictor Hall and
Stephen Metz
Distributed byAscot Entertainment Group
Release date
  • 1987 (1987)
Running time
90 minutes
CountriesUnited States
Mexico
LanguagesEnglish
Spanish

Treasure of the Moon Goddess is a 1987 Mexican-American adventure film directed by Joseph Louis Agraz, starring Asher Brauner, Don Calfa, Linnea Quigley and Jo Ann Ayres. The plot concerns a pop singer who is kidnapped by pirates while touring Central America because of her resemblance to a native moon goddess.

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