Synopsis
Based on the sensational New Yorker short story.
When Margot, a college sophomore, goes on a date with the older Robert, she finds that IRL Robert doesn’t live up to the Robert she has been flirting with over texts.
Cat Person
Cast
Emilia Jones Nicholas Braun Geraldine Viswanathan Isabella Rossellini Hope Davis Christopher Shyer Liza Koshy Josh Andrés Rivera Melissa Lehman Isaac Powell Jeremy Gill Kyle Selig Liza Colón-Zayas Michael Gandolfini Donald Watkins Fred Melamed Camille Umoff Sammy Arechar Max Jenkins Zachary Mooren Joanne Joella John Scherer Pearl Sun
Director
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Original Writer
Casting
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Cinematography
Assistant Directors
Executive Producers
Susanna Fogel Michelle Ashford Daniel Hank Gino Falsetto Elizabeth Banks Shana Eddy-Grouf Max Handelman Rachel Henochsberg Anna Marsh
Lighting
Camera Operators
Production Design
Art Direction
Set Decoration
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Composer
Sound
Eric Hirsch Leslie Bloome Shaun Brennan Ryan Collison Curtis Henderson Connor Nagy Tim Obzud Roni Pillischer Jeff Pullman Chris White
Costume Design
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Alternative Titles
Кошки-Мышки, Entre ses griffes, 캣 퍼슨, 캣퍼슨, Мишоловка, Кошки-мышки, Siçan-Pişik, Niebezpieczny kochanek, 爱猫人, Pavojingas meilužis
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Releases by Date
Premiere
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USA
Sundance Film Festival
26 Apr 2024
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South Korea18
Marie Claire Film Festival
Theatrical limited
06 Oct 2023
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USANR
Theatrical
13 Oct 2023
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Norway15
26 Oct 2023
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Azerbaijan
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Russian Federation18+
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Ukraine
27 Oct 2023
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UK15
02 Nov 2023
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New ZealandR16
16 Nov 2023
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Germany16
23 Nov 2023
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Australia
15 Feb 2024
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Netherlands
Digital
01 Dec 2023
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USANR
09 Feb 2024
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Puerto Rico
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US Virgin Islands
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USANR
12 Mar 2024
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Spain16
Releases by Country
Australia
23 Nov 2023
- Theatrical
Azerbaijan
26 Oct 2023
- Theatrical
Germany
16 Nov 2023
- Theatrical16
Netherlands
15 Feb 2024
- Theatrical
New Zealand
02 Nov 2023
- TheatricalR16
Norway
13 Oct 2023
- Theatrical15
Puerto Rico
09 Feb 2024
- Digital Hulu
Russian Federation
26 Oct 2023
- Theatrical18+
South Korea
26 Apr 2024
- Premiere18 Marie Claire Film Festival
Spain
12 Mar 2024
- Digital16
UK
27 Oct 2023
- Theatrical15
US Virgin Islands
09 Feb 2024
- Digital Hulu
USA
21 Jan 2023
- Premiere Sundance Film Festival
06 Oct 2023
- Theatrical limitedNR
01 Dec 2023
- DigitalNR
09 Feb 2024
- DigitalNR Hulu
Ukraine
26 Oct 2023
- Theatrical
Popular reviews
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Everyone in the theater groaned when Nicholas Braun’s character said “Good girl.”
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essential succession viewing gotta cover this on the podcast (new episodes of “succ off” every monday)
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i’ve absolutely walked down the street listening to brittany spears while also keeping an eye out for scary men this movie was so real #whore
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jesus christ. longest 2 hours of my life. all the subtlety of a brick to the face. promising young woman for people who are too worried about how “lonely” young men are these days.
manages to simultaneously take 2 wildly opposing stances on patriarchal violence & incel culture and execute them both in a way that is cartoonishly on the nose, corny, and kinda offensive. cinema is dead, maybe?
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if some random guy texted me to meet him in the parking lot so he can "unstarve me" i would leave the country and change my name immediately
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Oy vey. With hindsight I don’t think there’s any way to put this to screen properly but so many decisions were made to make it worse than bad. Good casting, bad music, horrendous invented ending. We’ve got to start keeping track of when the contemporary Subversive Feminist Thrillers began and stop them ever happening again. FWIW I really liked Promising Young Woman and can anticipate the parallels, but I think that film got it right and this one kind of has no clue. Feels dated and reductive of both men and women - no feminist society exists in which every man is the enemy! Want to write more about this but gonna have a little stress dream or two first!
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guarantee robert said he doesn’t want to meet someone through an app because he kept striking out publicly in letterboxd comments
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CAT PERSON seriously stressed me out. Susanna Fogel skillfully conveys the fears & anxieties of modern dating by placing us in her lead character’s headspace. Emilia Jones & Nicholas Braun’s uncomfortable chemistry starts off sweet, then turns to cringe before finally morphing into a true paranoid nightmare. I’m sure many will unfortunately relate to this which makes it all the more terrifying while raising some important questions about how we can and do connect nowadays. It will be interesting to hear the different perspectives on this one.
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