One Bad Cat

This documentary delves into the life of 82-year-old Reverend Albert Wagner, highlighting how art played a crucial role in his tumultuous experiences. As an African-American artist, he faced significant challenges, including racism and personal struggles. His conversion to religion at age 50 inspired him to create art that often critiqued the very community he belonged to, making him a polarizing figure.

Wagner's journey is marked by controversy; his artwork attracted both acclaim and criticism, reflecting the complexities of his life. The film captures his attempt to reconcile his past and understand the impact of his art on himself and others. With a runtime of 81 minutes, One Bad Cat presents a thought-provoking portrait of redemption and the power of creative expression.