I'll Eat You Alive (2015)
A sardonic, blue-haired runaway is hired as an assistant to a self-righteous producer, and when the aspiring actress realizes that she's been chosen as a test of the older man's fidelity, she decides to play the role of a lifetime...playing twisted games with everyone's lives, including her own.
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A sardonic, blue-haired runaway is hired as an assistant to a self-righteous producer, and when the aspiring actress realizes that she's been chosen as a test of the older man's fidelity, she decides to play the role of a lifetime...playing twisted games with everyone's lives, including her own.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Elaina Perpelitt
In Theaters:10/10/2015
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Runtime:23 minutes
Studio:Under 1 Roof productions
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