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He spent his last penny to save a stray cat… and that cat ended up saving his life.   Based on the international best-selling memoir, A Street Cat Named Bob tells the inspiring true story of James Bowen — a homeless busker and recovering drug addict — whose life takes a miraculous turn after he meets a ginger street cat. Together, they form an unbreakable bond that transforms both their lives forever.   Starring Luke Treadaway and Bob the Cat as himself, this feel-good film is a testament to second chances, friendship, and the healing power of love. #StreetCatNamedBob #TrueStory #InspiringMovies #JamesBowen #BobTheCat #HomelessToHope #AddictionRecovery #FeelGoodFilm #CatLovers #MotivationalMovies #BritishCinema #AnimalCompanions #LifeChangingFriendship #LukeTreadaway #BobTheMovie

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00:00He ordered the cheapest boxed meal in the store, but when it came time to pay, he realized he was

00:05still 10 cents short. Having not eaten all day, he pleaded with the owner to cut him some slack,

00:10offering to sing a song for everyone in return. But to his surprise, the owner looked at him with

00:15utter disdain, tossed the meal into the dish sink, and would rather throw it away as trash than let

00:21him take a single bite. With no choice, he pocketed his coins and left in embarrassment,

00:25though his heart was filled with bitterness. All because James was a homeless man. In this

00:30indifferent society, no one spared him a shred of respect. That night, he could only keep rummaging

00:37through garbage bins, hoping to find something barely edible to fill his stomach. But fate hadn't

00:43completely abandoned him. The next day, while singing on the street, James spotted his father,

00:48Jack, shopping across the road. He hurried over to greet him.

00:51Dad? Dad? Hey, Dad. What are you doing here?

00:58In truth, Jack had already noticed James, but he quickened his pace, pretending not to see.

01:04James realized this too, yet still approached him with a forced smile, making the atmosphere

01:09painfully awkward. But faced with the rare chance of a full meal, James wasn't going to let the

01:15opportunity slip away. Just as he was about to speak, his stepmother, Hillary, appeared at that

01:20very moment. Coming together, Christmas dinner. Right, Dad?

01:25Well, I wish we'd known. Unfortunately, our tables fall so...

01:28Always room for one more at Christmas.

01:30For a brief moment, his father's guilt flickered. But to Hillary, James was nothing more than a

01:36disease. His very presence made her uncomfortable. Any thought of a family Christmas gathering was

01:41simply out of the question. Perhaps out of guilt, Jack slipped James a bill before leaving,

01:46adding a polite remark. Maybe New Year's, okay?

01:52But that casual remark ignited a spark of hope in James. He believed his father was simply embarrassed

01:58to invite him in front of Hillary. If he took the initiative, maybe he could join them for Christmas

02:03dinner after all. Looking at the warm and cozy house, James saw that his father now had two more

02:08daughters. He couldn't help but feel envious. With gifts in hand and hope in his heart, he knocked on

02:14the door. Jack's face was a mix of discomfort and helplessness. But on New Year's Eve, how could he

02:23possibly kick his own son out? Unfortunately, his stepsisters had no intention of being polite to this

02:29uninvited guest.

02:30And Mommy doesn't like you. Mommy says you're a junkie.

02:33The once festive atmosphere quickly descended into chaos. With more guests arriving soon, Jack had no choice but to

02:40ask James to leave. James knew it was time to go before things got even worse. He returned to his tiny

02:46shelter, alone. But the next moment, a strange noise echoed. It sounded like someone had broken in through the

02:52window. James knew all too well what kind of people lurked around these shelters. In desperation, people could do

02:59anything. He shouted loudly toward the bathroom, warning that he was armed and dangerous. In truth, aside from his guitar,

03:06he didn't even have a kitchen knife. He could only grab his worn-out shoe as a weapon, cautiously moving toward the

03:12bedroom. Yet the noise came again, this time from behind. Without hesitation, James dashed into the kitchen, ready to fight

03:19for his life. But as his eyes scanned the room, it was empty. It was all a false alarm. It turned out the intruder was a

03:27hungry cat that had slipped in through the kitchen window and was devouring James' last bit of cereal.

03:32Despite its stray appearance, the cat was surprisingly friendly. James, unable to resist its charm, didn't chase

03:39it away. Instead, he poured his last bottle of milk into a bowl, letting the cat enjoy a decent meal. He knew all too

03:46well what it meant to be starving. That night, in the long hours of solitude, James was grateful for the tiny, wandering

03:53life keeping him company. But deep down, he thought, surely someone must be waiting for this cat to return

03:59home. Guiding it back out, he was surprised when the cat lingered, reluctant to leave.

04:04One night, okay?

04:07All right.

04:09It purred contentedly as James strummed his guitar. The song tinged with melancholy and sadness. When the tune ended, James

04:17said goodnight to the cat and retreated to his bedroom. Quietly, the cat climbed onto his bed, and

04:23together, man and cat endured the long, cold night. The next morning, James carried the cat around the

04:31shelter area, asking if anyone had lost it. But the answers were all the same. People here struggled to

04:37survive themselves. Who could afford to keep a cat? James realized that the cat was a stray. Though he had

04:43grown fond of it, James chose to let it go. He was no different from anyone else here, barely scraping by

04:50with no means to care for a pet. But what James didn't know was that this seemingly ordinary cat was

04:55about to change his broken life. That day, nothing went right. He had just found a good spot to sing

05:02when security shooed him away, claiming he was a safety and health hazard. After a whole day's effort,

05:07James had barely earned a few coins. He returned home, feeling utterly dejected, only to find the

05:14cat had been waiting for him all along, with fresh, bleeding wounds on its body. He rushed to wrap the

05:19cat in his jacket, but with no one around, he didn't know who to turn to. Wait, I have a hurt cat here.

05:26Luckily, a girl named Betty, also living in the shelter, offered her help. Though she lived there

05:32as well, her room was decorated with such care and charm that it didn't resemble the home of someone

05:38struggling to make ends meet. After a quick check, Betty confirmed the cat needed a hospital.

05:43It sounds expensive.

05:45Can you put a price on that?

05:47Oh, no, no, he's not my cat. I mean, I just found him. I think it's like a stray or... I don't know.

05:53He is telling me he was put here to be with you, reading his spirit loud and clear.

05:59Yeah. He came to you for a reason.

06:02Knowing James had no money, she recommended a charity veterinary clinic that could treat the cat for free.

06:08Betty had many other rescued animals, but ironically, she was allergic to fur despite loving them dearly.

06:14In their casual conversation, they gave the cat a name, Bob.

06:18James rushed Bob to the hospital, only to find a long line of animals waiting for treatment.

06:22He waited for several hours, missing the peak time for street busking, which meant another night of going to bed hungry.

06:30Thankfully, even as a charity, the doctors took their work seriously, and Bob cooperated perfectly through his treatment.

06:37However, when it came time to get the medicine, James was stuck.

06:41The treatment was free, but the medication was expensive.

06:44He needed to pay for at least a week's supply or Bob wouldn't recover.

06:47James emptied his pockets of every coin he had, begging the receptionist for help, but it was clearly impossible.

06:55Left with no choice, he pulled out the large bill his father had given him.

06:59Looking at Bob in his arms, James finally handed over the money.

07:02But having never owned a pet, James had no idea how to give medicine to a cat.

07:07In his panic, not only did he fail, but he almost got bitten by the frightened Bob.

07:12Fortunately, in Betty's skilled hands, Bob swallowed the pill obediently.

07:17Even his neutering surgery went smoothly.

07:19Through Bob, James and Betty gradually grew closer.

07:23They began to ask each other how they had ended up here.

07:26Betty didn't go into details, but she said she hated addicts the most.

07:30There were too many of them in the shelter.

07:32How did you end up here?

07:33I'm a musician.

07:35I write songs and play.

07:37Yeah?

07:37Yeah, I haven't exactly been discovered yet.

07:40James told her his parents divorced when he was very young.

07:43At 17, with nothing but a guitar and big dreams, he left Australia for the UK, hoping to pursue music and reconnect with his father.

07:51But reality was harsh, and he ended up sleeping on the streets.

07:55Though these words were true, James still lied.

07:58He was indeed a street musician.

08:00But the real reason his father rejected him, why his stepmother avoided him,

08:04and why he couldn't hold a proper job was because James was an addict, the worst kind among the homeless.

08:11He used substances to numb his failures, pushing away family and work alike.

08:16Even though he always said he wanted to quit, whenever his friend Baz brought out that stuff,

08:20he couldn't resist falling back into the abyss.

08:23The next day, the police found James passed out in an unlocked car, the same place they had snuck into the night before.

08:30Baz ran off, leaving James behind.

08:32When James woke up again, he found himself staring at a familiar ceiling.

08:37This wasn't the first time.

08:39His apologies, full of regret and frustration, were words Val had heard countless times.

08:46She told James that if it ever happened again, it would cost him his life.

08:50Val, a doctor, had never given up on James.

08:54Even when everyone else had, she still believed in him,

08:56because in his songs, in that patched-up guitar he refused to sell even when starving,

09:01she saw a glimmer of hope.

09:03Despite his constant relapses, Val helped him secure a spot in a charity shelter.

09:08There, James had a soft couch, endless hot water, and finally, a roof over his head.

09:14And now, he also had Bob.

09:16James told Val everything about Bob and Betty, but Val wasn't pleased.

09:20She reminded him that emotional entanglements were dangerous.

09:24Too much too soon could throw James off balance.

09:27Val was right.

09:28What James needed most was stability, weekly checkups, and medication adherence.

09:32The shelter provided safety, but also temptations.

09:36A single lapse could drag James back into the darkness.

09:39The next day, James set out with his guitar to busk, but Bob insisted on following him.

09:45James grumbled, telling Bob to stay in the complex.

09:47He couldn't sing and watch the cat at the same time.

09:50But Bob sneaked onto the bus at the last second.

09:53Passengers were immediately charmed by the cute cat, reaching out to pet him.

09:57Bob, not seeing James, darted upstairs and jumped right into his arms,

10:01left with no choice.

10:03James took Bob along to the city center.

10:06A kind bus conductor even gave him a shoelace.

10:08Using it along with his own, James fashioned a makeshift leash.

10:12It was simple, but it symbolized that Bob was no longer a stray.

10:16To keep Bob from running wild, James let him climb onto his shoulder.

10:20Their unique look quickly attracted a crowd.

10:23People stopped to pet Bob, take photos, and children were especially drawn to the adorable cat.

10:28Because of Bob, street performing turned into a real show, with more and more people gathering around.

10:34Unsurprisingly, they earned a lot that day.

10:37James and Bob celebrated with a high five.

10:40Hunger would be a thing of the past.

10:42At that moment, an elderly woman walked over.

10:45Mine would leave my side to his last breath.

10:48You've got yourself a lifelong partner there.

10:50Better friends than people they are.

10:52Believe me.

10:54Her words confirmed to James that Bob was truly the miracle in his life.

10:58All of this was seen by Baz from the shadows.

11:01As night fell, James enjoyed the most lavish dinner he'd had in years.

11:05He even bought Bob a brand new leash.

11:07But the next morning, as soon as James stepped out, he ran into Baz, who had been waiting.

11:12Come on, anything.

11:14They had a bit of hard lines, man.

11:18James, please.

11:20Please, please.

11:21James wanted to refuse him.

11:23But remembering their past, he gave Baz his largest bill, begging him to buy food, not anything else.

11:30He knew if Baz used the money wrong, it would be his downfall.

11:34Christmas Eve arrived and more and more people came to see James and Bob.

11:37He no longer worried about daily survival.

11:39The elderly lady even prepared a Christmas gift for Bob.

11:43A beautiful new scarf.

11:45Everything seemed to be getting better.

11:48James slowly regained the confidence he had lost long ago.

11:51With newfound courage, he invited Betty to Christmas Eve dinner.

11:55Betty happily accepted it was destined to be a warm night.

11:59Life must be good.

12:00Yeah, well, it feels like I'm joining the real world after all these years, you know.

12:04Meaning?

12:05Oh, just, um...

12:06Though James almost slipped up, remembering Betty's hatred of addicts, he decided to keep his past a secret.

12:13He planned to hold on until he truly turned his life around, letting his shameful past fade away.

12:19To prepare for Christmas the next day, James bought plenty of canned fish for Bob and a bouquet of flowers for Betty.

12:25He was falling for Betty without even realizing it.

12:27But on the way home, James saw something he least wanted to see.

12:32Baz was collapsed on the ground, surrounded by scattered syringes.

12:36Baz, wake up. Can somebody call an ambulance?

12:38Call an ambulance.

12:39They're on the way.

12:40Baz.

12:41Baz, come on.

12:42Wake up.

12:43Hearing his cry for help, Betty rushed over.

12:46Without hesitation, she directed James to call an ambulance and immediately performed CPR on Baz.

12:52Her swift actions showed this wasn't her first time.

12:55Unfortunately, despite the ambulance arriving as quickly as possible, Baz couldn't be saved.

13:01Betty saw the question in James' eyes and decided not to hide anymore.

13:05Her brother had once been an addict, too.

13:07Her brother had always been everything to Betty, and the paintings hanging in her room were all his work.

13:12He was Betty's teacher, protector, and mentor.

13:16They were the closest of siblings, but were separated forever because of illicit substances.

13:21Since then, Betty had hated every addict.

13:25Not for what they did to themselves, but for how they hurt everyone who loved them.

13:29Her words left James completely shaken.

13:31He didn't want to die.

13:33He didn't want to betray Betty's love.

13:35He didn't want to lose Bob or the fragile happiness he had finally found.

13:39The next day, James rushed to find Val.

13:43But Val knew that the more anxious he was, the less likely he'd succeed.

13:48She told him to be patient and wait until after Christmas to make a proper plan.

13:52James and Betty spent Christmas together.

13:54Without money for a Christmas tree, they decorated a floor lamp with colorful streamers instead.

13:59James gave Betty a bracelet.

14:01Not expensive, even a little cheap, but Betty loved it.

14:04Of course, there was also a gift for Bob.

14:06And of course, her brother's paintings were an essential part.

14:11Betty, who couldn't sing, softly hummed along as James strummed his guitar.

14:16Sitting by the river at sunset, James had the impulse to kiss Betty.

14:20But in the end, they simply held each other's hands tightly.

14:24On Betty's wrist was a tattoo of her brother's name.

14:27A bittersweet memory of happiness and eternal regret.

14:31That evening, James cleaned himself up and made a bold decision.

14:34Since Bob was so well-loved, he would bring Bob to his father's house for Christmas Eve.

14:39But as fate would have it, both of his half-sisters were allergic to cat fur.

14:44Chris, leave it!

14:45Oh, poor Mary.

14:46Happy New Year.

14:47But she's allergic!

14:48I know!

14:49The moment Bob entered, their screams sent him running in a panic.

14:53In the chaos, James accidentally shattered his stepmother's cherished vase,

14:57and the Christmas tree, covered in starry lights, came crashing down.

15:02Christmas Eve was ruined by James and Bob, forcing them to leave in embarrassment.

15:06But that was only the beginning of James' misfortunes.

15:09On New Year's Day, James went back to busking as usual.

15:13A large dog approached silently, clearly with bad intentions.

15:17James quickly shielded Bob and stepped back, hoping the owner would control his pet.

15:21But to his shock, the owner let the dog urinate directly on James' backpack in front of everyone.

15:26Even the bystanders couldn't bear to watch.

15:29But the thug felt provoked.

15:31As the situation escalated, the two sides quickly came to blows,

15:35while James could only hold on to Bob tightly.

15:38Luckily, the police arrived in time, and neither James nor Bob were hurt.

15:42The surveillance footage proved that James wasn't at fault.

15:45But because of his status, he was still banned from busking on the streets for six months.

15:50Yet none of that mattered to James.

15:52He only cared if Bob was safe.

15:53Without his medication on time, James' emotions teetered on the edge of collapse.

15:59He rushed into a pharmacy, gulping down his pills desperately,

16:02unaware that Betty was standing behind him.

16:04When he turned around, James froze.

16:06Betty knew exactly what kind of pills those were.

16:09Around addicts.

16:10I told you that.

16:11It's just, it's too much.

16:13I can't do it.

16:14And I wasn't shading the truth.

16:16James explained that he lost control only because he wanted to protect Bob.

16:19He had to get back to Bob immediately.

16:22But he missed the point.

16:23Without busking, he had no income.

16:25How would he survive the next six months?

16:27To get through the coming days,

16:29James found a job selling newspapers at a street stand through Val's recommendation.

16:34The job had only one rule.

16:35Never sell papers on someone else's turf, or he'd be fired immediately.

16:39As it turned out, Bob was James' lucky charm.

16:43Whether busking or selling newspapers,

16:45the unique sight of a man with a cat on his shoulder attracted people instantly.

16:49For just a small amount of money,

16:50passersby could take a photo with Bob and get a free magazine.

16:53Who could resist?

16:54One day, a reporter noticed James and Bob snapped a photo,

16:57and their story made the news.

16:59But James' fate was never smooth.

17:01The old-timers at the newspaper stand envied his success.

17:05One day, as James passed by their territory,

17:07Bob's fans eagerly came up for photos asking to buy a magazine.

17:12James, knowing the rules,

17:13kindly asked them to purchase from the stand's regular vendor.

17:16But the fans didn't care, slipping money into James' pocket anyway.

17:20That was all the excuse his rivals needed.

17:22Though the supervisor knew the real story,

17:24she had to make an example of James to appease the old staff.

17:28And so, James was banned from selling papers for another month.

17:32Trouble kept piling up, and James lost all sources of income.

17:35With no other choice, he had to ration the little food he had,

17:39sharing a single can with Bob.

17:40Three meals became two, sometimes only one.

17:43And on some days, nothing at all.

17:46Occasionally, he would find a few coins in a phone booth,

17:49or line up early to receive a charity meal.

17:51But the coins kept getting fewer and fewer.

17:53A month that used to pass in a blink now felt endlessly long.

17:57If it were just him going hungry, James could endure it.

18:00But seeing Bob endure hunger broke James' heart.

18:03Desperate, James took risks.

18:05Busking in subway corners, hidden alleyways,

18:08anywhere the police might not catch him.

18:10When Betty heard that James had ignored the rules and gone back to busking,

18:14she was both angry and heartbroken,

18:17not knowing how to deal with the mess in front of her.

18:19What am I supposed to do?

18:20How am I supposed to eat?

18:21I don't know.

18:22I don't know.

18:23What do you want me to do?

18:24Just erase the last 20 years of my life and start over?

18:27I don't know.

18:28Oh, what if I could?

18:29Do you know who shouts like this in public?

18:32Junkies do.

18:33And the people who fall in love with them, that's who.

18:35Neither James nor Betty had ever imagined that their first confession to each other

18:39would happen in such a way.

18:41Both of them struggled to calm down,

18:43unable to find the courage to face each other again.

18:46Finally, after a long month, James got his job back.

18:50As more and more people started to pay attention,

18:52the media took notice of them as well,

18:54including Mary, the editor of a publishing house,

18:57who often supported him during his busking performances.

19:01One day, a well-dressed woman approached asking if she could adopt Bob.

19:05She promised a better environment, better conditions, and better food.

19:08More importantly, she said her son adored Bob,

19:12and if necessary, she could pay.

19:15Every word she spoke carried thinly-veiled contempt for James,

19:18treating Bob like a commodity.

19:20James couldn't bear it and snapped back with the same cold tone.

19:24The woman's face instantly darkened.

19:26She slammed James' magazines to the ground.

19:28The loud noise startled Bob, who leapt from James' shoulder in fright.

19:32In the midst of the busy traffic, dangers lurked everywhere,

19:35and a dog was still chasing after Bob.

19:37James rushed to stop him, but was a step too late.

19:40This city was too big.

19:42James searched everywhere, asking around from day to night.

19:45But Bob was nowhere to be found.

19:47Val advised James not to be alone during this time.

19:50Losing control could drag him back to his old ways.

19:52She also told him to prepare for the possibility that Bob might never return.

19:56After all, some things in life appear out of nowhere and vanish just as suddenly.

20:01In the following days, James couldn't bring himself to work.

20:03He was restless, and the temptations outside seemed to be calling out to him.

20:08One night, lost in a daze, James approached those familiar dangers,

20:13tempted to drown out his pain.

20:14But at the last moment, he stopped.

20:17A ginger cat.

20:18Have you seen it anywhere?

20:20He almost fell back into the abyss.

20:22When he returned home and looked back, there was Bob, waiting patiently.

20:26The miracle of reunion moved James deeply.

20:29He silently vowed never to part with Bob again.

20:31The next day, James resolutely went to the clinic, fully prepared to stop his medication.

20:36Betty warned him to be ready.

20:38It would be like the worst flu of his life.

20:40Only a hundred times worse.

20:42Every minute would be a battle against himself.

20:44But if he could survive a week, he'd see the light.

20:47For the old James, this sounded impossible.

20:51But James told Val that, because of Bob,

20:54even those who once looked down on him now called him Bob's owner, with respect.

20:58No one had ever called him Sir before.

21:01Bob had shown him another side of life.

21:03Finally, James stood before Betty's door.

21:06He knew she was inside.

21:07She knew exactly what the next few days would bring.

21:11As James turned to leave, Betty opened the door.

21:14She told him to stock up on food.

21:16Any excuse to go out could be a trap.

21:18If needed, she would bring him meals and lock his door herself.

21:22But James refused.

21:23He didn't want Betty to see him at his worst.

21:26Besides, he had Bob to keep him in check.

21:28As Val said, the process was much harder than James had imagined.

21:32At first, he distracted himself with his guitar, fiddling with rubber bands.

21:36But unlike internet or alcohol addiction, this was not just a mental struggle.

21:40It was even more a physical torment.

21:42It felt like he was riding a bike non-stop.

21:45Even lying down, his legs wouldn't straighten.

21:47His body and mind teetered on the edge of collapse with constant nausea, vomiting, and hallucinations.

21:53His senses dulled.

21:55Hot or cold?

21:56He couldn't tell the difference.

21:57In addition, there were the uncontrollable wails, as if consumed by raging fire, yet also like drowning in a deep, endless abyss.

22:07Even as James, half-crazed, threw things at the walls, Bob stayed by his side, watching quietly.

22:13His silent presence was both a companion and a constant reminder.

22:17Then, on an ordinary morning, James woke up.

22:20The sunlight that day felt different, warmer, brighter.

22:24With Bob curled in his arms, James lifted his head and saw a new glimpse of life.

22:30Val was proud of him.

22:32They hugged tightly.

22:33Perhaps Val, too, carried unspeakable pain deep inside, which was why she devoted herself to this special kind of work.

22:40But James had finally found his way through the fog.

22:43He wanted to share the good news with Betty, but found a moving truck parked outside her home.

22:47Going home for a while.

22:49Hi.

22:50I can't stay here.

22:52Stop my life.

22:55It was my brother's, and I need to move on.

22:59Betty was genuinely happy for James, thanking him sincerely, because it was James who had helped her walk out of her own shadows.

23:06James was afraid, afraid this goodbye might be their last.

23:10Before parting, Betty gave him a handmade gift.

23:13She also gave James her home address and phone number, letting him know he was always welcome to visit her.

23:18The third person James wanted to see was his father.

23:21He had no other requests.

23:22He simply wanted his father to know and to apologize for the past.

23:26Unexpectedly, his father's eyes filled with tears.

23:29He pulled out a worn, yellowed photo from his wallet.

23:33It was a picture of James as a child.

23:35The photo was crumpled, creased from being carried for years.

23:38I didn't give up on you.

23:41I'm the one who needs to apologize.

23:45No.

23:46Jack, what are you doing out there?

23:48I'm talking to my son.

23:51And my grandson.

23:52Soon after, Mary approached James with a proposal.

23:56They planned to publish a book telling the story of James and Bob, an almost impossible miracle meant to inspire and heal others facing hardships.

24:05In the winter of 2012, a street cat named Bob became a global sensation, selling over a million copies and being translated into 25 languages.

24:14From that moment, James and Bob no longer had to perform on the streets.

24:18They finally found happiness and stability.

24:21Everything James had once lost returned to him in a different form.

24:24But what made this story truly precious was that it was based on real events.

24:29At the end of the film, the real James appeared on screen.

24:32And Bob, being Bob, played himself throughout the entire movie.

24:36The director had tried six other cats' stand-ins, but none could match Bob.

24:42Bob remained loyally perched on James' shoulder, traveling the world.

24:46And together, they worked to raise awareness for homelessness and animal welfare.

24:50Everyone who witnessed or heard their story was deeply moved, often to tears.

24:55Videos of their street performances captured by passersby spread widely across the internet.

25:00But life is always fleeting.

25:02In June 2020, Bob tragically passed away in an accident.

25:07Upon hearing the news, the government honored Bob with a bronze statue in Islington Green, London.

25:13James was devastated, unable to accept the loss.

25:16Once again, he stood at a crossroads in life.

25:19A hungry, frail, stray cat.

25:23A man who had lost all hope.

25:25Some say Bob used his 13 years of life to change the course of James' destiny.

25:29But didn't James also spend 13 years ensuring that Bob would never be astray again?

25:35He was a homeless man, but his cat was not.

25:37James was both an unfortunate and a fortunate man.

25:40His troubled childhood led him astray, but his kindness and refusal to give up pushed him toward a new life.

25:47That year, he didn't just rescue a kitten.

25:50He saved a frightened child curled up in a corner, lost after making mistakes.

25:54He appeared on the darkest days of your life, when no one believed in you.

25:59He didn't care about your appearance, your money, your past, your mistakes, or your future.

26:04He simply stayed by your side, without crying, without smiling, without making a sound.

26:09And suddenly, life seemed to shift.

26:12People started to greet you, applaud for you, stop for you, even feel sorrow for you.

26:18You thought he was a messenger from heaven.

26:19You thought your life had been forgiven.

26:23But in truth, you had simply given yourself a chance.

26:27A chance for the part of you that, no matter how bad things were, still longed for a better future.

26:32A chance that was always within reach.

26:34A chance for the first day so much.

26:55A chance for the last day.

26:56A chance for the first day.

27:00I'll see you soon.

27:01Bye.

27:02Bye-bye.

27:03Bye.

A Street Cat Named Bob movie explained in English

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