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Invisible Child is a 1999 American made-for-television drama film starring Rita Wilson as a mother who imagines she has three children when she has only two. Fearing his wife may be institutionalized because of her delusional disorder, her husband goes along with this charade as though it is perfectly normal.
Studio. Lionsgate. By clicking play, you agree to our Terms of Use. Send us feedback. Get Help. Annie (Rita Wilson) e Tom (Victor Garber) assumono la tata Gillian per Maggie... che esiste solo nella mente della madre. Gillian accetta, ma le autorità minacciano di portare via Annie.
From the director of “Chilly Scenes of Winter” comes this ludicrous Lifetime Original Movie about a family conspiring to maintain a mother’s delusions of a invisible third child and the British nanny that almost fucks it up for them.
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- Maria Grazia Cucinotta
- Mehdi Charef
Directed by: Joan Micklin Silver. Stars: Rita Wilson, Victor Garber and Tushka Bergen. IMDb score: 4,8 (826) Releasedate: 8 March 1999. US. UK. On Demand: Watch on Apple TV. Watch on Google Play Movies. Watch on Vudu. Watch on Amazon Video. Watch on YouTube. 10 Sec. Zack & Deborah Snyder: 'It's A Dangerous World Out There!' Invisible Child plot.
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- Joan Micklin Silver
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- Rita Wilson, Victor Garber, Tushka Bergen
Invisible Child (1999) Movie Info Synopsis A nanny is hired by a troubled mother and finds herself fighting to hold together the entire family when she realizes the woman has an imaginary...
- Drama
Tushka Bergen Cast. Mae Whitman Cast. Ronald Bass Screenplay. Critics reviews. A woman with two children believes she has three and her husband and oldest daughter play along with her to keep her balanced (or as close to balanced that a woman with an invisible child can be).
