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Pug's Place (2026)
Every day, Pug, the host of a children’s television show is asked a question, and every day supplies an answer to the viewers at home. However, when Pug is asked the question “Why Do We Exist?” what follows is a journey of music, comedy, and existential dread. Pug struggles to supply his audience with an answer and in the process comes to terms with his own existence and purpose.
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Every day, Pug, the host of a children’s television show is asked a question, and every day supplies an answer to the viewers at home. However, when Pug is asked the question “Why Do We Exist?” what follows is a journey of music, comedy, and existential dread. Pug struggles to supply his audience with an answer and in the process comes to terms with his own existence and purpose.
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy, Music
Written By:Jerry Harney
In Theaters:4/17/2026
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Runtime:33 minutes
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