Joe's Apartment

"Joe's Apartment" is a 1996 comedy film that combines live-action and animated sequences to tell the story of Joe, a young man who moves into a New York City apartment inhabited by an assortment of talking, singing, and dancing cockroaches. The film uses humor and surreal elements to explore themes of independence and eccentric community life, with the cockroaches serving as both comedic characters and symbolic representations of urban survival. It’s noted for its quirky style and unique premise, blending musical numbers with slapstick comedy to create an unconventional entertainment experience.