My Dad and Mr. Ito

Synopsis

My Dad and Mr. Ito is a heartwarming Japanese film that tells the story of a single father Hirokazu and his daughter, who move into a new apartment. Their lives take an unexpected turn when they meet their quirky and mysterious neighbor, Mr. Ito. As Hirokazu and Mr. Ito bond over their shared experiences, the film explores themes of friendship, family, and the importance of human connections. With beautiful cinematography and a touching narrative, My Dad and Mr. Ito is a delightful and emotional journey that will warm the hearts of the audience.

Cast

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  Juri Ueno

  Aya Yamanaka

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  Lily Franky

  Yasuaki Ito

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  Tatsuya Fuji

  Aya's Father

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  Tomoharu Hasegawa

  Kiyoshi Yamanaka

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  Sei Ando

  Ririko Yamanaka

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  Eri Watanabe

  Saeko

Reviews

My Dad and Mr. Ito has garnered mixed reviews from critics, with some praising its heartfelt storytelling and engaging characters. The film's ability to explore complex relationships in a nuanced and sensitive manner has been appreciated by many. According to IMDb, the movie has received a rating of 6.7/10, indicating a decent reception among the audience. While some have found the pacing a bit slow, others have lauded the performances of the cast, particularly Juri Ueno's portrayal of the daughter. Rotten Tomatoes lauds the film for its authenticity and emotional depth, giving it a fresh rating. Overall, My Dad and Mr. Ito is a touching and relatable tale that resonates with viewers who appreciate meaningful cinema.

See also

Black Mass

Rambo III

The Zone of Interest

Midnight Cowboy