Daddy I Want a Child (2006)
Annabelle is a volatile and emotionally delicate rich girl. Within a distorted self image, she inhabits a world of preposterous behavior and unrealistic demands.Obessive,she rehearses her desperate demands for 'Daddy's' love. She is needy and lonely. Perhaps,in the end, Annabelle comes full circle as she tells her father she is only a child; he should want her as much as she wants a child.
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Annabelle is a volatile and emotionally delicate rich girl. Within a distorted self image, she inhabits a world of preposterous behavior and unrealistic demands.Obessive,she rehearses her desperate demands for 'Daddy's' love. She is needy and lonely. Perhaps,in the end, Annabelle comes full circle as she tells her father she is only a child; he should want her as much as she wants a child.
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Written By:Estefania Crespo
In Theaters:9/1/2006
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Studio:Deep C-Star Productions
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