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'Mirai in the Future’ trailer introduces Kun, grown up little sister

A little boy gets to spend a grand time with his older future little sister on this new fantasy film from Mamoru Hosada.

Alfred Bayle (Inquirer.net/Asia News Network)
Thu, December 14, 2017

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'Mirai in the Future’ trailer introduces Kun, grown up little sister 'Mirai in the Future' will open in Japanese theaters on July 20, 2018. (Studio Chizu on YouTube/File)

A little boy gets to spend a grand time with his older future little sister on this new fantasy film from Mamoru Hosoda.

The movie centers around a spoiled little boy named Kun who suddenly felt left out after having a little sister. He later encounters an older version of his little sister, Mirai, who time-traveled from the future. They then share time together, going on magical adventures and exploring new experiences.

Director Mamoru Hosoda gained recognition from previous works, namely “The Girl Who Leapt Through Time”, “Summer Wars”, “The Boy and The Beast” and “Wolf Children”.

Read also: Anime directors Mamoru Hosoda, Makoto Shinkai working on new films

The movie centers around a spoiled little boy named Kun who suddenly felt left out after having a little sister.
The movie centers around a spoiled little boy named Kun who suddenly felt left out after having a little sister. (Studio Chizu on YouTube/File )

For the film “Mirai in the Future”, Hosoda has been credited for writing the script and the original story.

According to Anime News Network, Hosoda took inspiration from his own experience of raising a son who also felt the same way as Kun after his daughter was born. Hosoda’s daughter also happens to be named Mirai, which can be translated as “future.”

“Mirai in the Future” will open in Japanese theaters on July 20, 2018.


This article appeared on the Philippine Daily Inquirer newspaper website, which is a member of Asia News Network and a media partner of The Jakarta Post
 

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