The only reason this doesn't have an Oscar is cause the Academy hates joy
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Directed by Vincent Bal
Minoes
A rewatchable, acclaimed comedy.
A cat who turns into a young woman helps a journalist protect their town from a factory boss with an evil plan.
No showtimes for Miss Minoes in Amsterdam today.
The only reason this doesn't have an Oscar is cause the Academy hates joy
100-word review: A Dutch classic in children's cinema; Minoes enchants with its whimsical charm. Set in a quaint town, the film follows Minoes, a former cat turned into a woman, played by Carice van Houten. For a children's movie, Minoes treats its young viewers with respect, engaging them through subtle nuances rather than spoon-feeding information. The narrative unfolds through deductive reasoning and "show don't tell" techniques, encouraging children to think critically and follow along actively. Minoes' and Tibbe's adventures are both heartwarming and humorous, perfect for family viewing, retaining timeless appeal. The cats are cute and funny too. International audiences take note!
anti-kapitalistisch meesterwerk
It follows a feline who transforms into a young woman and aids a struggling journalist in exposing a corrupt factory owner.
Vincent Bal directed the 2001 family fantasy film, which won multiple Golden Calf awards in the Netherlands.
Yes, it is based on the beloved children's novel of the same name by author Annie M.G. Schmidt.