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Dr. Ded Bug (1989)

An mad, unhinged chef and his futile attempts at killing a cockroach in a restaurant kitchen. This film takes its cues from the giant-insect films of the 50's such as "Them!" (1954) and a nod in the direction of Kafka's "Metamorphosis."
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An mad, unhinged chef and his futile attempts at killing a cockroach in a restaurant kitchen. This film takes its cues from the giant-insect films of the 50's such as "Them!" (1954) and a nod in the direction of Kafka's "Metamorphosis."

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Ethan Cohen-Sitt
Written By:Ethan Cohen-Sitt
In Theaters:12/3/1989
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Columbia University School of the Arts, Project E Productions, Columbia University

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