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Plot summary
In 1920s Algiers, Rabbi Sfar's cat eats the family parrot and gains the power of speech. The rabbi finds the cat rude and arrogant and begins teaching him the Torah. The cat reasons that if he is Jewish he should have a bar mitzvah, so the two consult the rabbi's rabbi. The cat mocks his strict views, and he declares the cat should be killed for heresy. The rabbi leaves with his cat, angry that the animal made a fool of his master. The two then agree that the rabbi will teach the cat the Torah and that a bar mitzvah may come when the cat is ready. Meanwhile, the rabbi's daughter Zlabya is growing into a teenager.
Cast
François Morelas Le chat du rabbin (voice)
Hafsia Herzias La fille du rabbin (voice)
Maurice Bénichouas Le rabbin (voice)
Jean-Pierre Kalfonas Le malka des lions (voice)
Daniel Cohenas Le rabbin du rabbin (voice)
François Damiensas Le reporter (voice)
Mohamed Fellagas Le cheik Mohammed Sfar (voice)
Mathieu Amalricas Le prince (voice)
Eric Elmosninoas Le professeur Soliman (voice)
Marguerite Abouetas African (voice)
Wojciech Pszoniakas Vastenov (voice) (as Wojtek Pszoniak)
Alice Hourias Knidelette (voice)
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about The Rabbi's Cat (2011)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- For The Rabbi's Cat, some scenes were staged in a Parisian suburb loft in the summer of 2008 with props and the cast fully costumed, so the design team could watch the actors invent their characters' motion habits and draw what they saw.

























