Foreign Film at Easton Area Public Library

Mikio Kobayashi lives quietly with his wife, daughter, and divorced sister in downtown Tokyo, where xenophobic neighbors insist they attend community watch meetings, and the only recent excitement is the disappearance of a pet parrot. One day Kagawa appears, claiming to be the son of a financier who once helped Kobayashi's company. Kagawa soon ingratiates himself as a live-in employee and proceeds to comically turn the Kobayashi's monotonous life upside down with his odd behavior, unexpected visitors, and bizarre schemes

The film, which runs approximately 95 minutes in Japanese with English subtitles, is free and open to the public. The film is unrated.

The movie will be shown in the Catherine Drake Meeting Room, which is handicapped accessible from Church Street. Patrons are welcome to bring light refreshments.

Hospitalite is part of the Film Movement series featured at the Library. The DVD will be available to Library patrons for checkout after the public showing. 

For more information, call 610-258-2917 ext 307.