After 'The Whale,' Brendan Fraser was at a crossroads. Then he found 'Rental Family'
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- Brendan Fraser, after experiencing a career resurgence with 'The Whale,' has found a new project in 'Rental Family,' directed by Hikari. The film features Fraser as an American actor in Japan who takes on a role with an agency that provides emotional support through hired companionship, emphasizing the importance of connection and empathy in human experiences.
- This collaboration is significant for Fraser as it represents a timely opportunity to explore deeper emotional themes, allowing him to connect with audiences on a personal level. The film's focus on emotional gaps in people's lives aligns with Fraser's recent artistic direction.
- 'Rental Family' reflects broader societal themes of loneliness and the search for connection, particularly in modern contexts where emotional support is often commodified. The film's exploration of hired companionship resonates with ongoing discussions about mental health and the human experience, highlighting the need for empathy and understanding in today's world.
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