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Dr. Shrimp (2025)
In a surreal post-apocalyptic hospital, an anaphylactic young woman seeks desperately needed medication. Only to be confronted by the grossly indulgent and chauvinistic "Dr. Shrimp".
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In a surreal post-apocalyptic hospital, an anaphylactic young woman seeks desperately needed medication. Only to be confronted by the grossly indulgent and chauvinistic "Dr. Shrimp".
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Written By:Liam Summers
In Theaters:1/6/2025
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