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Home Still Awaits
In a middle-class apartment, a woman quietly eats her dinner alone, while her son is having a night out with his friends. A phone call between them gradually reveals the growing emotional distance that has separated them, with no words of love and affection spoken. Yet something compels the son to turn back and return home.
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In a middle-class apartment, a woman quietly eats her dinner alone, while her son is having a night out with his friends. A phone call between them gradually reveals the growing emotional distance that has separated them, with no words of love and affection spoken. Yet something compels the son to turn back and return home.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Tú Tsàn
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Runtime:18 minutes
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