Australia Out for a Duck (1948)
A tabby cat is harassed while trying to eat a meal in this British Pathe newsreel segment reviewed by Linda Kay.
Real Time (2008)
A black and white cat named Cleo and a cat cattle call both appear in this drama reviewed by Mark Murton.
Police Python 357 (1976)
A group of feral cats distracts a police inspector, leading to evidence against him for murder, in this French crime drama reviewed by Linda Kay,
Tomorrow We Live (1943)
Purr Blur! A black and white cat can barely be seen crossing a square in this World War II drama reviewed by Ted Davis.
MovieJawn: the Cat and Dog Days of Summer
Cinema Cats has contributed an article to the summer issue of MovieJawn dedicated to the felines and canines of the silver screen.
Ring of Terror (1961)
A black and white tuxedo cat named Puma is understandably nervous in this low budget horror film reviewed by Linda Kay.
Z Cars – “Background”
A longhair tortoiseshell cat tries to eat some food left out by a sweet old woman but is scared off by clueless punks in this episode reviewed by Mark Murton.
Wacky Blackout (1942)
An elderly tom cat is harassed by an annoying little woodpecker in this World War II cartoon reviewed by Linda Kay.
It Takes All Kinds (1969)
A Siamese cat named Charlie (played by cat actor Fang) gets notable screen time in this kooky Australian heist comedy reviewed by Linda Kay.
Boulevard Nights (1979)
A tuxedo cat is greeted by a confused young man in this seventies drama reviewed by Linda Kay.