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Das Kätzchen (1996) Online

Das Kätzchen (1996) Online
Original Title :
Kotyonok
Genre :
Movie / Adventure / Family
Year :
1996
Directror :
Ivan Popov
Cast :
Andrei Kuznetsov,Lyudmila Arinina,Aleksei Vojtyuk
Writer :
Aleksandr Mavilov,Ivan Popov
Type :
Movie
Time :
1h 20min
Rating :
7.1/10
Das Kätzchen (1996) Online

While playing a young kitten falls from the window of it's home and lands on a truck that drives it far across the city of Moscow. Helpless, afraid and clueless how to get home, it encounters many dangers but also lots of friendly people and animals helping the little cat. After many adventures in the big city, the kitten finally finds it's way home, thanks to it's new friends.
Complete credited cast:
Andrei Kuznetsov Andrei Kuznetsov - Fedin
Lyudmila Arinina Lyudmila Arinina - Grandmother
Aleksei Vojtyuk Aleksei Vojtyuk - Father
Tatyana Grauz Tatyana Grauz - Mother
Mariya Popova Mariya Popova - Manja (as Masha Popova)
Aleksandr Popov Aleksandr Popov - Sanja (as Sasha Popov)
Aleksandr Churgin Aleksandr Churgin - Conductor
Aleksandr Peskov Aleksandr Peskov - Thug #1
Oleg Vershinin Oleg Vershinin - Thug #2


User reviews

Cordabor

Cordabor

I saw this movie very recently and although I don't speak German or Russian, I still understood what was going on. I also found that this cute little movie entertained me on two levels. It had a great little plot that delivered a very good story about how a little cat can interact with its environment and survive. Although I have to admit I came into the movie about halfway, I really didn't feel it was totally about a little cat that became lost. The movie seemed to center on a Russian man, Fedin, who tries to survive in Moscow while still showing compassion for his cats. It then explored how his cats survived when he faced adversity. The movie also gave me a brief look at how some Russians live. They're not as sad and depressed as we are led to believe. Some of them even have money to buy Persian cats (Fedin sold his black Persian to make some money to feed his other cats). We average Americans really don't have a clue. The movie came off as an excellent Moscovian "Homeward Bound". Too bad it never made it to the masses. I'd love to find it on video!
Avarm

Avarm

When I first saw "The Little Cat" I had tears in my eyes at the end of it and I had to give my own two cats a very very big hug and promise them I would never get them lost in all my life.

I think this film is OK for children, the little kitten is a really cute one and the adventures it lives with it's new friends in Moscow are understandable for even the younger ones, but I recommend that parents should watch it with them together. Some scenes maybe are a bit to violent for younger children, for example when the "bad guys" are menacing the "good guy" hurting his cats, it can't be clearly seen that in fact they are NOT doing any harm to the kitten.

I can't find any production notes about this film, so I don't have any idea if during this production animals have been harmed. At least I hope they didn't, because I'd love to see this movie again but without having a bad conscience.

Another recommendation to the parents: After watching "The Little Cat", lots of children want to have a little cat of their own. But please: Don't get one if you are not REALLY SURE you want to have one. Then you don't have to throw it away like garbage when the children are tired of playing with it and don't want to have it anymore.