Brian Scott Lederman's 105-minute feature film "Mo" won the 2007 Audience Award Choice Award at the Malibu International Film Festival. Quote:
"... The 17-year-old Mo (Erik Per Sullivan) is certainly no ordinary teenager. He is suffering since birth from a serious Disease mentioned one, "Marfan syndrome" - which he obviously makes difficult to lead a "normal" life. Finally, lurking danger and the fear that one day something bad might happen, more than mere fainting spells ... but Mo is a fighter from the start. He also managed to walk normally - after the doctors diagnosed bad. Mon receives support from his beloved family - his older brother and his parents. And his friends are the ones who bring to it countless happy teenager moments - moments that he savored and not just where you realize that it is about his health not well ordered. It is located in one examination cycle in which one day will be worse yet detected - a large and important operation is pending. ... "
" ... the whole project is successful. Starting with the optics and the interface - there is really nothing to complain about. The scene and the scene selection is also successful - and diverse voices. Twice I have to get rid of another RIESENLOB, and indeed for the fantastic soundtrack of a hand, just as the actors, most notably, of course, EP Sullivan. Really a fantastic achievement. So you see, is really beside the moving story and the important statements the film very well at the top of it. Attribute: value. An absolute must! ... "
(Source: www.ikarusvpn.wordpress.com/2009/08/24/mo-2007-brian-scott-lederman/)
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