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Mirai (2018)

Unhappy after his new baby sister displaces him, four-year-old Kun begins meeting people and pets from his family's history in their unique house in order to help him become the big brother he was meant to be.

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Wendy Ide 29 Oct 2018

The latest anime from Mamoru Hosoda (The Girl Who Leapt Through Time) is a beguilingly sweet-natured little gem. The film balances spiralling flights of fancy with glinting observations on parenting and family dynamics.

David Parkinson 01 Nov 2018

Tempering its flights of fancy with moments of whimsical humour and kid’s-eye realism, this thoughtful treatise on growing pains reveals a realist side of Japanimation that’s all too rarely seen.

Heng L 01 Sep 2018

I thought this was unexpectedly bad. I understand that Kun is a mere toddler, but frankly speaking, his tantrums and meltdowns do not make for an appealing protagonist. I felt more inclined to roll my eyes in exasperation than to root for him. In addition, I thought the reason that prompted his sister to travel back to the past wasn't all that compelling. Worse still, it wasn't explained why Kun could travel back to the past himself and interact with his mother and great-grandfather as a child and energetic young man respectively. I'm all for fantasy and suspending belief, but I thought Mamoru Hosoda focused too much on the theme of family such that he neglected to develop a rationale behind Kun experiencing all these out-of-the-ordinary experiences. And for what purpose?

Christopher Campbell 01 Dec 2018

Hosoda has a gift for making us truly care about and empathize with his young characters...whether we're inside his head or not, we're always in Kun's heart.

Mykell P 01 Dec 2018

Mirai by legendary director Mamoru Hosoda is what one at this point has come to expect. The film is a kind hearted and deeply emotional story impassioned by childlike imagination, vividly conveyed through fluid and luminous animation. My favorite animated film of this year.