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A Street Cat Named Bob: Bringing a Friendship to the Screen
The 2016 film adapts James Bowen's relationship with Bob into a story about companionship, responsibility and an uncertain route towards stability.
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Film & TVBinx in Hocus Pocus: The Cat at the Heart of Halloween
Thackery Binx brings memory and feeling to Hocus Pocus, from his human beginnings to the work behind a…
Film & TVJonesy in Alien: The Ordinary Cat Inside an Extraordinary Nightmare
Jonesy gives Alien a familiar living presence amid its industrial nightmare. The ginger cat helps shape suspense, companionship…
Film & TVCats (2019): What Changes When a Stage Musical Becomes Film?
Look at the visual choices and release history of Cats, separating its adaptation decisions from unsupported rumours and…
Film & TVPuss in Boots: From Perrault’s Trickster to Toei’s Mascot
Follow Puss in Boots from earlier Italian tales and Perrault's manuscript to Toei's Pero, separating documented versions from…
Film & TVThe Aristocats and Disney’s Feline Problem: Jazz, Animation, and a Complicated Legacy
The Aristocats revisited: Disney’s post-Walt transition, xerography, jazz, feline heroes, Marie merchandise and the film’s complicated legacy.
Film & TVCat People (1942): How a Low-Budget Horror Film Redefined the Genre
How Cat People (1942) used shadows, sound and the famous Lewton bus to turn a small RKO production…
Film & TVStudio Ghibli’s Cats: Catbus, Jiji, and the Baron Explained
Meet Studio Ghibli’s cats, explore their roles in the stories, and discover the directors behind Jiji, the Catbus,…
Film & TVCats in Silent Cinema: The Feline Stars of Early Film
Explore cats in silent cinema, from early motion studies and Edison films to Pepper, Felix, and the feline…
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