Cat Daddies

2022

Documentary

2
IMDb Rating 7.2/10 10 452 452

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Plot summary

Man has a new best friend in this heartwarming portrait of nine men whose lives have been forever changed by their proud love of cats.

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Top cast

Chris Alese as Self - Police Officer
Jordan Lide as Self - Fire Engineer at Belmont Fire Dept
Carson Couch as Self - Fire Engineer at Belmont Fire Dept
David Giovanni as Self - Former Construction Worker
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807.68 MB
1280*538
English 2.0
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23.976 fps
1 hr 29 min
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1.63 GB
1920*808
English 5.1
NR
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23.976 fps
1 hr 29 min
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by scarlettsdad 8 / 10

Paws up

As a cat dad and a feral cat volunteer, this documentary definitely spoke to me. Starting with internet star Nathan the Cat Lady and including a truck driver, a stuntman and the man I most identified with who saw the problem of homeless cats in his neighborhood and ultimately started his own TNR nonprofit. The most moving was the homeless man whose only concern was for his precious cat.The point, I suppose, was that men who love cats aren't sissies. I get that. As a man who manages a program in a large feral cat rescue organization, I am surrounded by women. I am 65 and single. I know that many assume I must be gay. Look, I love dogs, too, but cats have always been in my life. And like the guys in the film, it wasn't by choice...they chose me.Cats are cool. They don't automatically love you. So when they do, you've earned it. One of my cats sleeps next to me every night and is in my lap as I write this. The other was a traumatized feral who came in to my life 8yrs ago. She's now an inside only cat and afraid of everyone but me-and it took a really long time to gain her trust. And I can't imagine my life without them.So I'm a cat daddy, too, and could totally appreciate this movie. But to people who aren't, they may be expecting a cutesy doc and be disappointed. There's not one scene of a gay guy dressing their cat up and there are no cat fashion shows. Just regular guys who ended up falling in love with furry little creatures. Don't expect much more and you'll be fine.
Reviewed by smekalok 7 / 10

Dogs or cats? The answer is obvious

After this film, I was finally convinced that I am an unconditional cat person. A few stories, a few furry bundles of joy and pressing social issues. Perhaps the kindest documentary film you can imagine. It's also worth mentioning and thanking the MOYGOLOS studio, which did a great job dubbing the characters (with the exception of the cats, of course). In some places, I admit honestly, it becomes quite boring to watch due to the pace of the story. But on the other hand, this is a documentary, not an action film. 'Cats' is a calm, kind, sometimes sad, but not very interesting film. The biggest plus is that we are shown real people with their real stories. I think that partly thanks to this film, some people can pay attention to the problem of unfortunate homeless pets around the world and try to help at least financially. But from a purely cinematic point of view, I will say that the film is long and could have been made shorter by at least 1/3, or even half. But overall, the film is sweet and kind and leaves a pleasant aftertaste.
Reviewed by jrr-66063 8 / 10

Nice portraits of the human-animal bond!

I caught 'Cat Daddies' last night at a showing in Columbus, OH and really enjoyed it! It's a pretty straightforward premise: the doc features 8 or so men and their pet cats and shows how their human-animal bond enhances the life of each "cat daddy". I kept expecting it to morph into a lecture on masculinity and the history of the femeninization of cat ownership (which I actually would have dug, too) but it didn't -- probably to its benefit.The issues of gender, the effects of global warming, the state of American healthcare, Covid, homelessness, race, poverty, social media, etc are all present and important parts of these men's lives -- but they are woven through the film in a skillfully apolitical way. By steering clear of a social "deep dive", 'Cat Daddies' allows the focus to stay on the individual, emotional bonds between men and their cats, and -- like pet ownership itself -- remains something (most) everyone will probably enjoy!
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