Be My Cat: A Film for Anne
Why this pick
Its first-person filmmaking turns an initially awkward creative encounter into a profoundly invasive, uneasy character study, closely echoing Creep’s intimate, escalating discomfort.
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Why this pick
Its first-person filmmaking turns an initially awkward creative encounter into a profoundly invasive, uneasy character study, closely echoing Creep’s intimate, escalating discomfort.
Why this pick
A documentary crew enters a private home for an apparently sympathetic project, then finds their camera trapping them in mounting dread and disturbing uncertainty.
Why this pick
This layered found-footage mystery uses increasingly unsettling recordings and a plausible, low-key realism to create the same creeping sense that something is deeply wrong.
Why this pick
Its convincingly ordinary family-video style makes small behavioral shifts feel alarming, delivering Creep-like discomfort through intimate access rather than conventional horror spectacle.
Why this pick
Though not found footage, it shares Creep’s patient social tension: a host’s warmth, grief, and odd behavior gradually turn a confined gathering into sustained paranoia.
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01 / THE STORY
Aaron, a videographer, is driving to meet Josef, who put out an ad for a job. Aaron drives up to a secluded home on a steep driveway, but nobody answers the door so he returns to his car to wait. He seems somewhat nervous due to its secluded nature, and even points to an axe lodged into a tree stump next to the house. Josef startles him by suddenly appearing by the driver side window. Together, they walk into the home, and Josef explains that the home is his family vacation home and that his wife Angela is pregnant. Josef wants to record a series of videos for his unborn son, named "Buddy", due to the fact that he has mere months to live. After beating cancer years ago, it has returned to his brain. Josef exhibits some odd and eccentric behavior such as random hugging, but it seems harmless.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Josef
Aaron
Angela (voice)