Child in the House

Year: 1956

Runtime: 90 mins

Language: English

Director: Cy Endfield

Drama

After her mother is hospitalized, an eleven‑year‑old girl is placed with a cold aunt and uncle. With her estranged father a fugitive, she finds comfort in a friendship with the housemaid. When she finally meets her father, she swears to keep his whereabouts hidden from the police, fearing the consequences of his capture.

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