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A gentle, moving dramedy about human connection, “Rental Family” centers on Phillip (Brendan Fraser), an American actor in Tokyo who begins working for an agency that hires performers to fill clients’ emotional needs The story emphasizes the importance of empathy and treasuring those who love us, but it also suggests that a lie can be a loving act — a complicated idea Phillip has
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