Corrected entry: Although a human cannot turn him-/herself into a cat, a cat can transform a human into a cat - in that the cat probably perceives its human/owner as a "big cat."
Shedding (2019)
1 corrected entry
Directed by: Jake Thomas
Starring: Jacquelyn Zook, Karla Droege, Lex Quarterman
Revealing mistake: Of the different cats playing "Panda", one that did not get along with the black cat was chosen for the fight - and the black cat was actually attacking Panda, who was hissing while in a defensive position (on its back, using front and rear claws to try to protect itself and get the black cat to stop). The safety of the two cats fighting was "sacrificed" for purposes of making the movie (a no-no!). A different cat was most likely used for the more playful pawing between Panda and the black cat. (00:04:33 - 00:05:28)
Trivia: The Man as Panda had difficulty breathing after he got outside. He gasped for a while, then started to breathe through his mouth and was OK. The significance of this "cat turns into man" scene is that cats are "obligate nasal breathers" (automatically breathe through their nose) whereas humans can choose their nose or mouth. Cats can also breathe through their mouth, but it is a sign that something is wrong (overexertion, difficulty breathing, or other medical problem) = Get Cat to a Vet.
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Correction: Not sure how this is movie trivia, but it's a myth that generally isn't accepted as true. But by that logic, some humans perceive cats as human children.
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