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From the Office
The workplace: bad coffee, stray roaches. The wheels of business churn. Enter a mysterious blob from outer space that crashes into the office and eats a man alive. His death wails annoy everyone; the authorities are called. Take a dive into the unknown horrors of bureaucracy, apathy and goo - and don't forget to turn in your paperwork.
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The workplace: bad coffee, stray roaches. The wheels of business churn. Enter a mysterious blob from outer space that crashes into the office and eats a man alive. His death wails annoy everyone; the authorities are called. Take a dive into the unknown horrors of bureaucracy, apathy and goo - and don't forget to turn in your paperwork.
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Genre:Comedy, Science Fiction
Written By:Jon Stout
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:Eaten Alive Productions
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