‘Rental Family’ poignantly explores loneliness and human connection

The Washington Post·Nov 21

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A film called "Rental Family" is being discussed, with descriptions suggesting it explores themes of loneliness and human connection. The film has been featured at festivals, including the Winter Film Festival and the London Film Festival. Reviews describe it as a quirky dramedy and a warm, offbeat drama, with one review highlighting a performance by Brendan Fraser.

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