
Home Sweet Home
Synopsis
Home Sweet Home is a mini series about the underprivileged children in Taiwan, who are deprived of basic family functions, with ill, deceased, abusive, imprisoned or financially unsustainable parents. The series is a co-production of several charitable organizations and New Story Movement, in hope to raise awareness through storytelling and help both the children and caregiver receive the social support and resources needed.
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