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The latest edition of video from the cameras worn by Acer and Perilla, the two cats who regularly prowl the grounds at the Philbrook Museum of Art, has just been posted to YouTube.
The clip, set to a portion of Prokofiev's score to "Romeo and Juliet," shows Acer, the male cat, engaging in the Elmer Fuddian pastime of "hunting wabbits."
However, Acer, it would seem, is more successful at this endeavor than Mr. Fudd.
And given the cinema verite feeling of this brief film, one can't help but think a bit about "The Blair Witch Project," another pastoral romp that doesn't go well for some of those involved.
Here 'tis:
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