'Home Sweet Home Alone' (2021)
A boy named Max experiences adventure within his own house while staying home alone.
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The story of salvaging warmth in unfinished stories left behind. While Alzheimer’s is very real and can be scary, we need to hold on to little moments that make life worth it. Even though we do still get a sense of life’s realities through Raymond and Joan’s children, this is a love story waiting to be Remembered.
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The story of salvaging warmth in unfinished stories left behind. While Alzheimer’s is very real and can be scary, we need to hold on to little moments that make life worth it. Even though we do still get a sense of life’s realities through Raymond and Joan’s children, this is a love story waiting to be Remembered.
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Written By:Maya Ngoma
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