The Maggot Feeder
Ussinuumaja
Synopsis
A man decides to kill his wife because she can’t have children. He builds a stone house on the seashore and starts to grow maggots in it. When the maggots are as thick as a wrist, he invites his wife for a walk on the beach…
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Priit Tender
- Screenplay & Story
- Priit Tender
- Original Score
- Olga Letykai
- Original Title
- Ussinuumaja
- Country of Origin
- Estonia
- Spoken Languages
- Estonian
- Runtime
- 15m
- Production Studios
- Eesti Joonisfilm
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Priit Tender
Priit Tender
Olga Letykai
Tauno Ööbik, Marje-Ly Liiv
Priit Tender
Kalev Tamm
Department Leadership Roster
Kalev Tamm
Producer
Tauno Ööbik
Director of Photography
Marje-Ly Liiv
Director of Photography
Priit Tender
Writer
Priit Tender
Editor
Priit Tender
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About The Maggot Feeder
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What is The Maggot Feeder about?
A man decides to kill his wife because she can’t have children. He builds a stone house on the seashore and starts to grow maggots in it. When the maggots are as thick as a wrist, he invites his wife for a walk on the beach…
Who directed The Maggot Feeder?
The Maggot Feeder was directed by Priit Tender.
Who stars in The Maggot Feeder?
The principal cast of The Maggot Feeder includes Taavi Eelmaa, Elina Reinold, Mari Lill, Ülle Kaljuste.
When was The Maggot Feeder released and how long is it?
The Maggot Feeder was released in 2012 with a total runtime of 15m.
Who composed the musical score for The Maggot Feeder?
The original motion picture soundtrack for The Maggot Feeder was composed by Olga Letykai.