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When Love Turns Uneasy: ‘Cat Person’ Exposes the Dark Side of Modern Dating

Think your dating horror stories are bad? Cat Person takes them to another level. This psychological thriller dives deep into the unsettling reality of modern romance—where a charming emoji or witty text can quickly spiral into obsession and fear.

The film follows Margot (Emilia Jones), a college student who finds herself drawn to Robert (Nicholas Braun), an older man whose charm hides something sinister. What begins as flirtation soon unravels into a tense, anxiety-filled relationship that blurs the line between fantasy and danger. With every message and mixed signal, Margot’s unease grows—until she can no longer tell what’s real and what’s a red flag.

Directed by Susanna Fogel and written by Michelle Ashford, Cat Person—adapted from Kristen Roupenian’s viral New Yorker short story—holds up an uncomfortable mirror to today’s dating culture. It doesn’t offer clear answers about love, consent, or trust; instead, it lingers in the gray areas where fear hides behind politeness and desire turns to dread.

A must-watch for anyone navigating the perils of online connection, Cat Person starts streaming October 17 exclusively on Lionsgate Play via PLDT Home, Smart, and Cignal. Swipe right if you dare.

Written by Village Connect

In a world where free quarterly print and online publications rule, Concept and Beyond Publishing (formerly, Tesmarias Publishing) a publisher of Village Connect (VC) stands out as a pillar and a trailblazer, raising the bar for complimentary magazines with quality reads that are tailored to discriminating Filipino urbanites.

As a print and digital publication, VC strives to provide readers an insightful glimpse into the ever-changing business landscape through relevant dialogue and inclusive coverage of trending news, information, and lifestyle tidbits within (and outside) the metropolis.

On a bigger scale, VC identifies and promotes Philippine innovations in various industries and connects them with Manila’s young and upbeat populace.

Since its founding in 2011, VC emerged as a household and business name, with a monthly circulation of 50,000 copies distributed FREE in Metro Manila, VC is targeted toward select villages, multi-dwelling outfits (condominiums, serviced apartments), banks, and lifestyle facilities including salons, wellness institutes, and beauty and fitness centers. It is also exclusively carried by Figaro Coffee Shops in Metro Manila – truly living up to its goal of connecting villages and businesses.

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