Pixar has just released the trailer for the Gatto movie, and it includes everything that a cat enthusiast could desire.

      Pixar’s Gatto trailer showcases a breathtaking feline adventure set in Venice.

      If you’ve ever observed your cat getting distracted during their zoomies by random objects, you’ll be excited for Pixar’s upcoming film. Disney and Pixar have unveiled the first trailer for Gatto, which appears to celebrate cats, the city of Venice, and stunning animation all at once.

      What is Gatto really about?

      Located in the canals of Venice, Gatto tells the story of Nero, a black cat who has spent years navigating a city rife with superstition. Nero begins to question whether he has truly lived out his nine lives correctly. Complications arise when he finds himself indebted to Rocco, a powerful feline mob boss. Nero's life takes an unexpected turn when an unusual friendship leads him to a greater purpose.

      The trailer masterfully combines humor and emotion, while the film’s mobster-cat premise offers a fun twist. With its gorgeous visuals, Venetian backdrop, and a cat as the protagonist, Gatto already seems like one of Pixar’s most distinctive originals in many years, alongside this year's Hoppers.

      The Gatto trailer also presents the film’s voice cast, featuring Mark Ruffalo as Nero and Laurence Fishburne as Rocco. Enrico Casarosa directs the film, while Andrea Warren produces it, the same duo behind the Oscar-nominated film Luca, also set in Italy.

      What sets Gatto apart from other Pixar films?

      Gatto marks Pixar’s first hand-painted animated feature, integrating hand-painted textures with its trademark CGI. This represents a bold creative direction for a studio that has relied on its polished CGI aesthetic for over three decades.

      For cat enthusiasts, Pixar seems to perfectly capture what makes cats intriguing. Nero is curious, stubborn, independent, and perpetually getting into trouble. Additionally, he is a black cat, a choice that directly relates to the story’s themes of superstition and belonging.

      The film is set to be released in theaters on March 5, 2027. If the trailer has achieved its goal, you might already be counting down the days.

      Manisha Priyadarshini is a tech and entertainment writer with over nine years of editorial experience.

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