This is an odd movie. It is touching, yes, but what is the point or message of this storyline? I do not mind an odd movie or unusual theme, if it carries a message and if I feel that the movie-makers know what they want to say. I do not blame actors here - they are doing a good job, especially the girl who plays the nanny. Also the child welfare inspector, portraying convincingly a nasty bureaucrat. I am asking from the scriptwriter and the director - what is the point of this film? That we all should have invisible children? Or how sad it is that the invisible child dies? Also, is it possible in reality for a person interacting with a physically non-existent person for such a long time? This film was touching in many ways, I liked the nanny and the older child, Rebecca, but it did not convince me.
Review of Invisible Child
