Shedding

Shedding is a really engaging and artistically directed film. I'm not a "cat person" per se, but even I enjoyed the mysterious journey of a cat who wants to get outside - and has a unique adventure! Put it on when you need something heartwarming and whimsical.

Wow!!!! Loved this! A subtle story, yet the power of it sneaks up on you! The animal shots are playful yet purposeful. The transformation that occurs in Panda becoming human is amazing! The lead human actor did an astonishing job of becoming a cat in every way! Kuddos to him!! SHEDDING is the kind of film that I will watch again and probably soon. There are layers to it, and it allows us to unpeel ( or should I say shed) some of ours.

A little film with a big heart and an important message. Shot on a iPhone, this film goes to prove that it is much more important to have ideas and to tell well a universal story. Well done to all involved.

In a 2020 world, we're learning the importance of shedding some things. For the characters in this beautifully told fantasy, shedding goes far beyond skin-deep. On the surface, a cat mysteriously turns into a human for a day. But Shedding, the film, is so much more. As the cat explores the wonders of the outside world, we explore the power of just being present for someone. This would be a far less impactful film without the extraordinary talent of director and actors. It is a powerful story well told. Bravo to all. Even the actual cats are absolutely great. I completely believed that the lost cat had transformed into a person. My heart ached for the kind woman who clothed and fed him. I understood the frustration of her daughter, fearing for her mother's safety and sanity. Don't you love when a movie takes all of your expectations; then turns them around and delivers something so much deeper? My acid test for a great film is whether or not I'm still thinking about it hours, or even days, after I've watched it. Shedding is one of those films.

Boring watch, really a reality of what would happen if a cat became human but with no funny moments or interesting takes on things, no explanation as to how a human could walk around naked in the street, had to turn it off when he got in a cardboard box in someone's driveway