Shadow of the Cat

Shadow of the Cat

6.3

Aug 26 2021

1h 27m

Thriller, Fantasy, Drama

Gato lives on a remote farm with his teenage daughter Emma where without even basic communications tools they’re entirely cut off from the outside world. But once Emma comes into possession of a phone, she’s contacted by a party claiming to be working on behalf of her mother, who her father claimed abandoned her at birth. Infuriated, Emma heads off on a journey of self-discovery to reconnect with her mother, all the while Gato and his best pal Sombra (Danny Trejo) race to rescue her from the grim fate she’s unknowingly heading towards.

Danny Trejo

Danny Trejo

Sombra

Guillermo Zapata

Guillermo Zapata

Gato

Miguel Ángel Solá

Miguel Ángel Solá

Otto

Mónica Antonópulos

Mónica Antonópulos

Celia

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