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Fritz The Cat (1972)
Rating:
Starring: Skip Hinnant, Rosetta LeNoire, John McCurry, Phil Seuling, Ralph Bakshi
Director: Ralph Bakshi
Category: Comedy, Cult
Studio: MGM / UA
Subtitles:
English,Spanish,French
Length:
79 mins

 
 

 

"He's X-Rated And Animated!"

Maverick writer/director Ralph Bakshi (Heavy Traffic) made his feature-length film debut with this "startling and audacious" (The Hollywood Reporter) foray into adult content animation, creating the first x-rated cartoon and one of the most successful animated features of its time! Based on a legendary character created by underground comic book artist/writer R. Crumb, Fritz The Cat is a brilliant commentary on 60s life and a "snarling satire that stubbornly refuses to curl up in anyone's lap" (Playboy).

It's the age of awakening and Fritz, one way-cool cat and NYU student, loves to embrace every experimental experience that crosses his path. Embarking on a fantastic journey of self-discovery, he indulges in everything from multiple bedroom follies to a wild joy ride through a dangerous Harlem. But when Fritz joins a group of radically aggressive hippies, he finds himself holding the dynamite that will detonate the ultimate 60s statement