One Bad Cat (2008) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is One Bad Cat about?
One Bad Cat is a documentary. Reverend Albert Wagner, an 82-year-old outsider artist, reflects on his life in Alabama. Raised in a Southern environment, he faced challenges that led to a turn toward religion at age 50. This shift inspired him to paint, gaining attention from a predominantly White audience. His artwork often critiques lifestyles within the African-American community, provoking mixed reactions. The film documents Wagner's struggles with his past and questions of redemption through art. Directed by Thomas G. Miller, it runs for 81 minutes.
When was One Bad Cat released?
One Bad Cat was released in 2008.
How long is One Bad Cat?
One Bad Cat has a runtime of 81 minutes.
What genre is One Bad Cat?
One Bad Cat is classified as Arts.
What topics does One Bad Cat cover?
One Bad Cat explores topics including art-history.