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Film · 2016

Tomcat

Original titleKater

Directed by Klaus Händl · starring Lukas Turtur, Gerald Votava and Philipp Hochmair

  • 2 h 4 min
  • Drama · Romance · LGTB
  • Austria
  • Released in the UK 11 May 2017
  • 5.8 AverageMovieNCo
  • 5.8 Users1 vote
  • 5.8 Critics2 reviews
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Synopsis

'Tomcat' is an Austrian gay-themed film written and directed by Klaus Händl. Andreas and Stefan lead a happy and passionate life. Together with his beloved cat, the couple lives in a beautiful old house in the vineyards of Vienna. They work as musician and planner of the same orchestra and love their great circle of friends.

But one day a snake is in the house and Moses, his cat tries to bite him, with the bad luck that Stefan breaks the cat's neck and kills him unwittingly. The mourning of the death of Moses becomes long, and Klaus blames to Stefan for everything happened.

However, his life is disrupted by an unexpected and unexpected explosion of violence that suddenly shakes the relationship and shake the foundations of its stability.

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The essentials

Runtime
124 min2 hours and 4 minutes
How long is Tomcat?
2 hours and 4 minutes (124 minutes).
When was Tomcat released in the UK?
It was released in the UK on 11 May 2017.
Who directed Tomcat?
Klaus Händl.
Who is in Tomcat?
It stars Lukas Turtur, Gerald Votava and Philipp Hochmair.
Where can I watch Tomcat?
In the UK you can watch it on rent on Apple TV.
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Cast

Full cast (5)
Director
Klaus Händl
Writers
Klaus Händl

Videos and trailers

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'Kater' trailer 2:2728 October 2016

Photos and posters

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Reviews

All 2 reviews
5.8 1 vote

What the critics say average 5.8 from 2 outlets

  • 6.0 The Hollywood ReporterDavid Rooney It's quite beautifully crafted on a technical level, filling the widescreen canvas with images of startling clarity, drenched in soft natural light. But it's also agonizingly slow and uninvolving. Read
  • 5.5 VarietyJay Weissberg The acting and visuals are strong, the cat is great, but really, how much time do we want to spend with these people?s neuroses? Read

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