Invisible Child

Year: 1999

Runtime: 93 mins

Language: English

Director: Joan Micklin Silver

Drama

When a troubled mother hires a nanny, the caregiver soon discovers that the child the mother talks about exists only in her imagination. As the nanny realizes the woman is living with a fabricated daughter, she must navigate the family's fragile dynamics and fight to keep everyone together despite the mother's psychological distress.

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