'Home Sweet Home Alone' (2021)
A boy named Max experiences adventure within his own house while staying home alone.
What have you done to the Russians?
Every week, five trucks leave Slovakia for Ukraine with humanitarian aid, which, thanks to Father Vitali, is distributed to places that are not covered by the media. Because there are now thousands of places like Bucha in Ukraine. Depaul's main goal is to care for the homeless, but now many Ukrainians have become homeless because their homes have been burned down by rockets. The tables have turned. Now the homeless are taking care of people who have been left on the streets. They know how the system works.
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Every week, five trucks leave Slovakia for Ukraine with humanitarian aid, which, thanks to Father Vitali, is distributed to places that are not covered by the media. Because there are now thousands of places like Bucha in Ukraine. Depaul's main goal is to care for the homeless, but now many Ukrainians have become homeless because their homes have been burned down by rockets. The tables have turned. Now the homeless are taking care of people who have been left on the streets. They know how the system works.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Michal Fulier
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:RTVS
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