The Outcast

In the aftermath of World War II, ten-year-old Lewis Aldridge grapples with the profound loss of his mother. His emotional turmoil is compounded by the coldness of his father, Gilbert, who is a stranger to him and soon remarries. As Lewis navigates his sorrow and isolation, he finds himself compelled to suppress his grief, leading to a tumultuous journey of heartache and resilience. The series poignantly explores themes of loss, familial disconnection, and the struggle for emotional expression in a challenging environment.