I am Barbie

Cindy Jackson has fulfilled her dream. She has spent over 100,000 euros and had herself transformed. From an ugly, clumsy Central American farmer's daughter, as she herself says, into a living Barbie doll.

Cast

Cindy Jackson

as Cindy Jackson

Gloria Keepers

as Cindy Jackson's Sister

Angela Vollrath

as The "Living Barbie Doll"

Tim Whitifield

as Miles "Ken"-dall

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