Milo

Milo is a boy of ten. His skin is sensitive and he is protected because of it. His father has arranged his life by strict rules. The boy has almost no contact with the outside. Then he makes his first friendship. That bond gives him courage. He runs away from home to join the school camping trip. He never arrives at the camp. On the road he falls into the hands of an ageing couple. The two of them are ageing criminals. With them Milo tastes a freedom he has never known. Nobody tells him what to do. Then he learns the truth about his skin. What he learns makes him question his father’s love for him. The boy has to think again about who he really is. Stuart Graham and Jer O’Leary appear in the ninety four minute film, a Dutch production Roel Boorsma and Berend Boorsma finished in 2012.