Post Early for Christmas (1943)
A black cat tries to help a man remember why he tied knots in his handkerchief in this entry to the annual Christmas reminders to post early in the UK.
Who Killed The Cat? (1966)
A tabby kitten named Tabitha becomes the focus of a murder investigation by three elderly women in this comedic mystery story reviewed by Mark Murton.
Frummel (2020)
An adorable kitten proves to an elderly man that black cats do not bring bad luck in this Christmas ad for the Dutch State Lottery reviewed by Linda Kay.
Maigret – “A Crime for Christmas”
Purr Blurs! Two different street cats make unscheduled appearances in this Christmas themed episode reviewed by Ted Davis.
Pool of London (1951)
A longhair calico cat is friends with an elderly watchman in this British drama reviewed by Linda Kay.
Gideon’s Way – “The Reluctant Witness”
A longhair, scruffy junkyard cat has a very brief appearance in this episode reviewed by Ted Davis.
Brownie and Mistress (1988)
A ginger tabby cat who likes to steal cream is the companion of a mischievous brownie in this stop motion short from Russia reviewed by Linda Kay.
Pussy’s Breakfast (1905)
A tabby cat shares a little girl’s breakfast in this very early film reviewed by Linda Kay.
Whistle Down the Wind (1961)
Some rescued kittens play a pivotal part in this British film reviewed by Ted Davis and Linda Kay.
Camilla (1954)
An adorable tabby and white cat continuously sneaks into the apartment of an Italian family in this film reviewed by Linda Kay.