こうのとりのゆりかご〜「赤ちゃんポスト」の6年間と救われた92の命の未来〜
A small clinic in Kumamoto Prefecture begins accepting anonymous drop-offs of unwanted newborn babies at a residential building. The name of the controversial new program is "Stork Nest."
The Stork Nest is a 2013 Japanese drama film about a controversial safe-haven program at a small Kumamoto clinic that accepts anonymous drop-offs of unwanted newborns. Released in November 2013, the film explores the ethical complexities and human stories surrounding this real-world initiative designed to prevent infanticide and abandonment.
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Hiroko YakushimaruYumiko Yasuda
Katsuhiko WatabikiKeiji Hayami
Keiko HoriuchiAyako Oikawa
Noriko Eguchi
Sakura Ando
Akina Minami
Yasuhito Hida
Takashi Ukaji
Shu Watanabe
Haru
Hana Sugisaki
Kasumi Arimura
Eri Tokunaga
Kurumi Shimizu
Yoh Yoshida
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When was The Stork Nest released?
The Stork Nest was released on November 25, 2013.
What is the film about?
The film centers on a clinic in Kumamoto Prefecture that launches a safe-haven program allowing parents to anonymously leave unwanted newborn babies at a residential building, examining the moral and social implications of this controversial initiative.
Is The Stork Nest based on a true story?
Yes, the film is inspired by the real-world Stork Nest (Koko no Yuri) program established at a clinic in Kumamoto, Japan.
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