A gently amusing and heart-warming caper film for cat lovers (and film lovers!) of all ages, A Cat in Paris is an Academy Award nominated hand-drawn animation set in the très chic city of Paris. The film centers around Dino—by day, an indoor cat at the household of little girl Zoe and her detective mother Jeanne and by night, an agile companion to svelte burglar Nico as he saunters all over Paris on acrobatic jewelry heists. Pretty soon, their worlds meet at an unexpected turn as a valuable bracelet turns up at Zoe’s house and a mean gangster soon meets his comeuppance. A cinematic love letter to the stylish, jazzy cinema of the 1960s, A Cat in Paris references scenes from classic Hollywood films and reminds us that family is not defined by what has been lost but also what we find along the way.

Jean-Loup Felicioli (b. 1960, France) is an animator, director, and filmmaker. As a graduate of École des Beaux-Arts in Paris, he first joined Folimage Studio as an animator. Since 1996, he has collaborated closely with Alain Gagnol. He directed several short films before their feature film, A Cat in Paris (2010), was released and received nominations for numerous awards, including the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature in 2012. His latest works include Nina and the Hedgehog's Secret (2023), The Cat's Regret (2018), and One Hell of a Plan (2016).

Alain Gagnol (b. 1967, France) is a writer, director, and filmmaker. After graduating from the Émile Cohl school in Lyon, he joined the Folimage Studio in 1988. Together with Jean-Loup Felicioli, he has been the writer for several films and co-directed A Cat in Paris (2010). He also co-directed Nina and the Hedgehog's Secret (2023) with Jean-Loup Felicioli and wrote Sirocco and the Kingdom of the Winds (2023) and Looking For Santa (2021).