Catherine
A tragic comedy of a sweet little girl, who grows up to be a crazy old cat lady.
Britt Raes
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| Director | Britt Raes |
|---|---|
| Country | Belgium France |
| Language | English |
| Subtitles | None |
Director's Bio
Britt loves to draw and tell stories. Working in animation makes her happy every day!
She likes chocolate, indie music, Totoro and riding her bike.
If she is reincarnated, she hopes to come back as a cat named Fluffy.
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A black comedy for everybody who love (hate!) cats.
The beautiful colorful short animation that takes a dark but humorous look at the world of pet owners. In general, it can be said that Catherine, in contrast to her simple and direct narrative, examines a wide range of emotions. Encouraging topics such as responsibility, self-awareness, and emotional relationships but in its underlying layer it is surprisingly bitter and give us important warning. Not see and to be ignored!
A black comedy for everybody who love (hate!) cats.
The beautiful colorful short animation that takes a dark but humorous look at the world of pet owners. In general, it can be said that Catherine, in contrast to her simple and direct narrative, examines a wide range of emotions. Encouraging topics such as responsibility, self-awareness, and emotional relationships but in its underlying layer it is surprisingly bitter and give us important warning. Not see and to be ignored!