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Overview
In a social drama setting, the series tells the story of a very poor family whose circumstances mysteriously change. New developments unfold for the family as they interact with society and experience personal transformations, especially after they begin to consider themselves part of the wealthy class.
Seasons (1)
Season 1
1 Episode
1998
Series Cast
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