La bête (1975)
A beautiful snowshoe cat is one of the more pleasant images in this erotic French psychological fairy tale reviewed by Linda Kay.
Pale Flower (1964)
Purr Blur! Two boys are seen introducing a cat to a dog in an alley in this Japanese film noir reviewed by Linda Kay.
Under Milk Wood (1971)
Several cats are shown during this faithful visual adaptation of Dylan Thomas’ “play for voices” reviewed by Mark Murton.
Mission: Impossible – “Blind”
A ginger and white tabby cat named O.J. is nearly stepped upon by a blind Agent Phelps in this episode reviewed by Ted Davis and Linda Kay.
Goodnight Kiwi (1975)
Kiwi and Cat were the beloved sign-off team for New Zealand television as seen in this series of spots reviewed by Linda Kay.
Nuit noire, Calcutta (1964)
A longhair tabby cat keeps a struggling writer company in this French short film reviewed by Linda Kay.
House of Horrors (1946)
A grey tabby cat named Pietro, played by cat actor Bessie, is the loyal companion of an unhinged artist in this Universal horror film reviewed by Linda Kay.
Next Stop, Greenwich Village (1976)
A troubled woman named Anita has an affinity for cats in this comedy / drama by director Paul Mazursky. Review by Linda Kay.
Les Carabiniers (1963)
Purr Blur! A cat jumps down from a woman’s shoulders at a mailbox in this dark French comedy reviewed by Ted Davis.
Jennifer (1978)
A girl is tormented at school by some horrible bullies who not only target her but the kitten she loves in this 70’s horror film reviewed by Linda Kay.