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Hospital Arrest (2016)
A group of miscreant doctors has been sentenced to prison at the hospital they destroyed. Each physician crazier than the next, they could be topped by the physically-handicapped warden and guards who oversee them. Political correctness ignored, this madcap movie sets a new standard (or lack thereof) for film comedy.
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A group of miscreant doctors has been sentenced to prison at the hospital they destroyed. Each physician crazier than the next, they could be topped by the physically-handicapped warden and guards who oversee them. Political correctness ignored, this madcap movie sets a new standard (or lack thereof) for film comedy.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Ken Del Vecchio, Dylan Bank
In Theaters:12/1/2016
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Runtime:21 minutes
Studio:Justice for All Productions
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