Like a Cat on a Highway

• Family
• Comedy

A gently observed comedy of manners unfolds as rigid social boundaries fracture when a wealthy businessman’s life is subtly upended by the free-spirited mother of his son’s girlfriend. The film eschews broad satire, instead focusing on the awkward, often hilarious attempts at connection across class divides, fueled by the impulsive desires of youth. What begins as a clash of sensibilities transforms into an unlikely, delicately portrayed space of mutual curiosity and subtle shifts in perspective, revealing a shared vulnerability beneath layers of societal expectation, and questioning the very definition of family.