Liz Sargent's debut film, 'Take Me Home,' about a family in crisis, won the Waldo Salt Screenwriting Award at Sundance.

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It's the beginning of the end for the new Ultimate Universe this Wednesday when Ultimate Endgame #1 finally goes on sale. After being trapped for 2000 years, The Maker–the original Ultimate Universe's ...

Listen. I am a Brendan Fraser fan. Full stop. The first time I saw him swinging through the trees in 1997’s George of the Jungle, I couldn’t look away. His character as Rick O’Connell in The Mummy ...

“Anniversary” traces the unraveling of a modern American family when a newcomer, whose increasingly influential writing advances a radical, anti-democratic belief system, brings their ideology ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Directed by Japan’s monomonikered Hikari, “Rental Family” — a beautifully moving and affably humorous story of ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The premise of Rental Family sounds preposterous but completely works. A wonderful, charming, sad Brendan Fraser plays struggling ...

Rental Family from director HIKARI and first time screenwriter Stephen Blahut is exactly what I hoped it would be. It’s a sentimental, touching story without being saccharine. It’s also predictable ...

In "Rental Family," the touchy-feely dramedy from writer-director Hikari, Academy Award winner Brendan Fraser plays Phillip Vandarploeug, an American actor who's living in Japan and, well, struggling.

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Japan boasts about 100 million people packed mostly into a main island smaller than California, and yet the portrait of that nation painted in “Rental Family” is one of rampant, incurable loneliness.

The return of Brendan Fraser to movies has been full of fun surprises over the past several years. Running time: 103 minutes. Rated PG-13 (some strong language, thematic elements, suggestive material) ...