Max Hates Cats

In Max Hates Cats, Max Linder plays a man engaged to a girl named Jane, who adores her cat. The film captures the comedic tension between Max and Jane's affection for her lazy feline companion. As a silent film, it relies heavily on visual gags and Max's expressive reactions to deliver its humor.

Produced by Pathé Frères, this short film features classic slapstick elements typical of the era. With a runtime that focuses on Max's comedic timing and a memorable gag to conclude the story, it reflects the style of early 20th-century comedy. Collectors of silent films or those interested in the works of Max Linder will find this title a noteworthy piece in the genre's history.