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Casuistry: The Art of Killing a Cat
Directed by
Zev Asher
2004
1h 31m
Documentary
3.8
83%
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A documentary about a man who videotaped his torturing and killing of a cat and called it art.
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Cast of Casuistry: The Art of Killing a Cat
Christie Blatchford
Self
Daniel Borins
Self
Jubal Brown
Self
Matthew Kaczorowski
Self
Istvan Kantor
Self
John Margetson
Self
Jesse Power
Self
Anthony Wennekers
Self
Casuistry: The Art of Killing a Cat Reviews
TV Guide
Ken Fox
Asher never really addresses the only interesting issue related to the whole vile affair: Can what Power and his pals did be considered art? And at what point can such art no longer be justified?
New York Post
V.A. Musetto
Director-writer Zev Asher's film is a balanced examination of the incident, which caused a media stampede that blew the case out of proportion.
Film Scouts
Jason Gorber
Generally, the whole lot get a chance to speak their minds, to contextualize the events, and most come off as completely awful people, from either side of the issue. In the end, this alone makes for Casuistry being a great documentary experience.
New York Times
Dana Stevens
Zev Asher's documentary film follows an incident in which three young men went on trial after they videotaped themselves torturing and killing a cat.
Variety
Dennis Harvey
[An] offbeat but engrossing package.
Village Voice
Mark Peranson
In deliberate, clinical fashion, Zev Asher's documentary catches up with a notorious Canadian case of art versus animal cruelty.
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