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"Joe's Apartment," a 1996 comedy directed by John Payson and starring Jerry O'Connell, follows the story of Joe, a young man who moves to New York City and finds an affordable but run-down apartment. To Joe's surprise, the apartment is also home to a plethora of talking and singing cockroaches who help him navigate city life and his burgeoning career. With the help of his new insect roommates, Joe finds himself in a series of hilarious and surreal situations that test his patience and sanity. The film features a mix of live-action and innovative puppetry to bring the quirky cockroach characters to life, adding a unique and fantastical element to the comedy. With a blend of humor, fantasy, and musical numbers, "Joe's Apartment" offers a lighthearted and entertaining take on the challenges of urban living and the unlikely friendships that can arise in the most unexpected places. Join Joe and his insect buddies on a wild and comedic adventure through the bustling streets of New York City in this offbeat and charming film.
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