The documentary film "I Think About a Cat" originated from 36 found film rolls, discarded but containing preserved images. It tells the story of Anton, who extensively photographed everyday life in the 1960s, including chickens, relatives, friends, and car races. His son Raitis later inherited the camera and continued this passion. The filmmakers used these discovered photographs to reconstruct the past, adding missing details to complete the narrative. The film has a duration of 1 hour and 25 minutes.