Rental Family movie from the last year. What do you think about renting a family?

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And yes, with lovely Brendan Fraser. Except from the Japanese actor next to Fraser and i knew him from the Japanese series Shogun, though i watched some Japanese movies in the past, I don't know any other Japanese actor so, yes, to be fair, I wanted to watch due to an interesting topic, renting family and Brandon Fraser, who i started to love since his The Mummy days. Though the topic is interesting, movie itself doesn't offer that much. It's cute, family-oriented and fills you with emotions of finding yourself. It also shows nice scenery, Japan as a country itself, Brendan being higher than many Japanese while driving the subway, things like that. Yes, the guy is almost 1,90 meters tall, which i googled it. The plot is about American actor, staying in Japan for 7 years and trying to revive his career. He started in a teeth commercial and ever since then, nothing. When he gets an acting gig to play a sad American (you read it correctly, just that) at customer's funeral and customer is alive, just acts he isn't, he is approached by the founder of agency who is involved in a business of renting family members and other things like, acting to be someone's girlfriend or mistress and getting slapped. Fraser is reluctant at first but due to poor job offers, he gives this a shot. He first plays a journalist who is writing a story about a famous Japanese producer and listens to old man's stories. Then he acts or is rented to be a friend to someone but the toughest gig comes when he is rented to play a father to a girl that needs to enroll in a Japanese school and the school law is a single parent can't enroll the child so the mother needs a husband. Brendan or Phillip, his real name, even declines a big job opportunity due to being emotionally connected to this little girl so, there is a lot of going on in this movie. I don't trust in renting people but i've heard this is a good business in Japan.