Target audience
It is intended for adults; the plot includes strong insults, vulgar humor, and sexual content that may be offensive to minors.
Original title: Kötü Kedi Şerafettin
Kötü Kedi Şerafettin (2016) is a Turkish adult animated film directed by Mehmet Kurtuluş and Ayşe Ünal, based on the eponymous comic created by Bülent Üstün.
Shero, a bad-tempered cat, and his friends Rıfkı the seagull and Riza the rat, inhabit the streets of a rough neighborhood in Istanbul, where they search for food and alcohol.
It is intended for adults; the plot includes strong insults, vulgar humor, and sexual content that may be offensive to minors.
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Visual quality is highlighted as a strong point, with polished animations that complement the irreverent tone.
The film contains explicit language and sexual scenes, so it is not recommended for minors.
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