"A piercing, tender poem about the bittersweet ebb and flow of paternal love." - The Telegraph

Ryota is a successful Tokyo architect who works long hours to provide for his wife, Midori, and six-year-old son, Keita. But when a blood test reveals Keita and another baby were switched at birth, two very different families are thrown together and forced to make a difficult decision while Ryota confronts his own issues of responsibility and what it means to be a father.

Like Father, Like Son extends the Japanese cinema tradition of familial exploration to deliver a gentle and moving story of personal redemption that playfully navigates its way through the drama, as directed by the always-sensitive Hirokazu Kore-eda (I Wish, MIFF 2012).

Winner of the Cannes 2013 Jury Prize.

"A supple treatment of familial bonds, expectations and responsibilities that reverberates with heartrending impact." - Variety