Guest guest Posted September 8, 2004 Report Share Posted September 8, 2004 Cat torturers featured at Toronto Film Festival Casuistry: The Art of Killing a Cat, will premiere at the Toronto Film Festival on September 14. The film features the three cat torturers, Jesse Power, Anthony Wennekers, and Matt Kaczorowski, who brutally tortured and killed a cat on video in 2001. According to a review in the Toronto Sun, the film features the killers' " excuses " for what they did (they were disorganized, the razor was dull, they were on drugs) and apologists defending what they did (as well as a few critics). The director, Zev Asher, said, " I cannot condone or condemn what they did. " Freedom for Animals will be organizing a demonstration at the Festival to raise awareness of what happened and to counteract the pathetic excuses of the killers. There is no excuse for what happened to Kensington. http://www.freeanimals.org/~kensington Summary of the events: the Toronto festival film accepted to project a film done from a friend of tree depraved people that some long ago they shooted a scene of themselves while they were torturing to died a cat. Obviously the Canadians and Americans animal-right supporter did not accepted this terrible event we pray to inundate with complaints the Festival. Who wished more precise information can find them at http://www.canoe.ca/NewsStand/Columnists/Toronto/Mike_Strobel/2004/08 /28/605479.html Write to: lgryseels ; tiffg ; proffice; customerservice This is the letter To the organizers of the Toronto International Film Festival: I was horrified to learn that Linda Feesey's film, " Casuistry: The Art of Killing a Cat " , is scheduled as part of the Toronto Film Festival. As you likely know, the film discusses the notorious case of 2001 in which Jesse Power, Anthony Wennekers, and Matt Kaczorowski videotaped themselves torturing a cat to death. We would welcome efforts to raise awareness about this act of cruelty. However, you may not be aware that the producer, Linda Feesey, is an associate of the cat torturers. (For example, her 2002 film, Mr. Kafka's Holiday, starred Jesse Power's friend Jubal Brown, who was outspoken in his support of Power during the cat video case.) Casuistry is another opportunity for Power and his friends to defend their horrendous actions. According to the review in the Toronto Sun, the film features many apologists for the cat torturers. The killers show no remorse for their crime. By including this film in the Festival, you are not only condoning, but encouraging Jesse Power and his ilk in their actions of extreme, premeditated, and illegal cruelty to animals. We urge you to remove this film from your program. Please let me know as soon as possible what action you will take. Thank you for your consideration. Sincerely, Your Name Your Country Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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