I had no trouble at all training my cat. A little tuna does wonders! he shakes hands, sits up, begs, lies down, and grooms my mustache!
Creative Director Vladimir and daughter Maria combine their love of cats and stage to create the Moscow Cat TheaterA CINELAN Three Minute Story. You’ll be hard-pressed to find a more unusual circus, or father-daughter performing duo. The Moscow Cat Theatre is just that: a travelling show of cats that perform amazing tricks for the owners who love and train them. Everybody in Russia may be used to seeing cats perform tricks, as the theatre’s manager explains in this funny, charming film, but felines walking tightropes, crossing the stage on giant balls and walking upside down is not a common sight in most countries. As balalaika and accordion circus score plays in the background, Creative Director Vladimir and daughter Maria combine their love of cats and stage to create a captivating act and illustrate the tricks of the trade – giving new meaning to the expression ‘herding cats’.  Moscow Cat Theater
Release Year: 2008 Duration: 3 min Availability: Worldwide Related: Life & Culture, Music & Arts, Shorts, Sports & Hobbies, Cinelan Three-Minute Stories A CINELAN Three Minute Story. You’ll be hard-pressed to find a more unusual circus, or father-daughter performing duo. The Moscow Cat Theatre is just that: a travelling show of cats that perform amazing tricks for the owners who love and train them. Everybody in Russia may be used to seeing cats perform tricks, as the theatre’s manager explains in this funny, charming film, but felines walking tightropes, crossing the stage on giant balls and walking upside down is not a common sight in most countries. As balalaika and accordion circus score plays in the background, Creative Director Vladimir and daughter Maria combine their love of cats and stage to create a captivating act and illustrate the tricks of the trade – giving new meaning to the expression ‘herding cats’. Director Marilyn Agrelo Producer Brian David Cange Director of Photography Mike Burke 1st Assistant Camera Lauren Huber Still Photography Chris Shields Editor Mark Augustine Report a Technical Issue If you're having any difficulties viewing the film or have any playback-related technical questions, contact us using our general feedback page.
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Posted 08/11/09 by Jo
I have rescued and fostered cats all my life. I love them. I am amazed at how this man has trained so many to do so many great tricks. I have several that do “tricks” but it is only when they WANT to. One fetches his toy mice, another jumps on my shoulder and also loves to climb on furniture and knock things off and watch them fall. All love to open cabinet doors. They all know their names and many other words such as turkey, treats, NO, outside, stop and many more. Cats are creatures of habit so it is important to stop them from doing anything you don’t want them to do. My cats are very smart and they can usually train ME in less than 3 days! LOL Posted 07/15/09 by PWX
They say dogs have masters and cats have servants. It must be true,my cats run my house!
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