I recognize that director Hirokazu Kore-eda's films (Like Father, Like Son) are too slight for others. But I continue to find them quite touching. The same goes for his latest, Our Little Sister, which is part of the Cannes competition this year. I reviewed the film, which is about three close-knit sisters who realize they have a younger half-sister when they go to their distant father's funeral, for Paste.
