Une Vie De Chat (A Cat in Paris)

Year

2011

Duration

62 minutes

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Animation

Language

English

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If you're getting bored of all the similar-looking 3D animation on offer, you may well enjoy this children's book style jaunt across the rooftops of Paris with Dino the cat. By day he is a pet to 7-year-old Zoe and her police officer mum; by night he is an assistant to big-hearted burglar, Nico. One night Zoe decides to follow Dino, and the pair become tangled up in a local mafia conspiracy.

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Contains infrequent mild violence and language

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Une Vie De Chat (A Cat in Paris)

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Year

Duration

Genres

Language

Synopsis

Director/s

Cast (in alphabetical order)

Also available with this film on Into Film+

3 RESOURCES

Additional details

Classification

This film is part of the following themes

Also available with this film on Into Film+

3 RESOURCES

Resources To Use With This Film

A Cat in Paris: Film Guide

European Day of Languages, 26 Sep

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