Disney-Pixar's Gatto reveals its first trailer and poster.
Disney-Pixar has released the first trailer for "Gatto," the forthcoming animated adventure directed by Enrico Casarosa (Luca). The story centers on Nero (Mark Ruffalo), a scrappy black cat who starts to reevaluate the life he's led serving the feline mob boss Rocco (Laurence Fishburne) in the streets of Venice; you can watch the trailer below.
In "Gatto," after years spent navigating the superstitious canals of Venice, Italy, Nero begins to wonder if he has made the right choices in life. Burdened by his debt to Rocco, the local cat mob boss, Nero finds himself in a dilemma and is compelled to form an unexpected friendship that might finally guide him toward his true purpose—unless Venice gets the upper hand first.
"Gatto" is set to hit theaters on March 5th, 2027.
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