Brendan Fraser Talks ‘Rental Family’ And His Own Sense Of Belonging
Brendan Fraser leads Rental Family, a film about a struggling actor using a rental service to explore loneliness and human connection in Japan, released Nov. 21.
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They Found Belonging Through Chosen Family—And You Can Too
As a young mom living across the country from my beloved family, I was drowning. Isolated all day with a baby I adored but who couldn’t exactly hold up his end of a conversation, I was starving for human connection. Then I met three other moms through church, women who had babies the same age and eventually became the Core Four. We did everything together: endless playdates, birthday parties, even Christmas mornings. They were my lifeline throug…
Brendan Fraser shines in Hikari’s moving drama about found bonds - The Clackamas Print
By Jackson Arterberry A/V Editor Hikari’s “Rental Family movie” poster. Photos courtesy of Searchlight Pictures Hikari’s “Rental Family” is one of those movies that catches you off guard in a really enjoyable way. At first, the premise sounds kind of silly. An American actor in Tokyo, stuck in a career that is going nowhere, signs up to work for a “rental family” agency. You may hear that and expect a comedy full of awkward jokes or maybe some…
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