A behind the scenes look at the animal quarantine system of Great Britain set up to keep rabies and other diseases away is examined in this short reviewed by Linda Kay.
Look at Life – You Can’t Catch Much from a Fish (1963)

A behind the scenes look at the animal quarantine system of Great Britain set up to keep rabies and other diseases away is examined in this short reviewed by Linda Kay.
A couple of cats are recruited to take part in a music video spoof in this hip hop mockumentary reviewed by Linda Kay.
A cat patiently waiting for older women to pass before continuing and a couple of tortoiseshell kittens are the Cat Burglars (Scene Stealers) in this film reviewed by Mark Murton.
A longhair white cat shows little interest in playing with Ann-Margret in this film reviewed by Ted Davis.
Part One of our Special Feature on the history of Boxing Cats covers the battle between three British Music Hall cat acts, their rivalry and the heartbreaking tragedy that befell one of these acts. By Linda Kay.
Bob the famous Street Cat helps his owner learn the importance of friends in the holiday season in this film reviewed by Linda Kay.
A longhair calico cat is friends with an elderly watchman in this British drama reviewed by Linda Kay.
A longhair, scruffy junkyard cat has a very brief appearance in this episode reviewed by Ted Davis.
Several cats are seen throughout this British comedy film reviewed by Linda Kay.
A black cat named Gris Gris is the beloved pet who goes missing in this charming French comedy reviewed by Mark Murton and Linda Kay.