KnowraThe ChildThe ChildA Nigerian drama film featuring Daniel K. Daniel.BriefConnectDaniel K. Daniel: A Nigerian actor known for roles in film and television. He is identified as a featured actor in The Child.African cinema: The diverse film industries and cinematic traditions of Africa. Nigerian filmmaking forms one national strand within African cinema.Feature film: A narrative film of sufficient length to serve as a main program. The term distinguishes a full-length film from shorts and episodic works.Film release date: The date when a film first became publicly available. A verified release date would place The Child in its historical timeline.Nollywood: The Nigerian film industry and the body of films produced within it. The Child belongs to the Nigerian cinema context associated with Nollywood.Nigerian television drama: Dramatic television productions made in Nigeria. It is a neighboring screen form, distinct from this feature film.Film genre: A category of films grouped by shared conventions, subjects, or effects. Drama is a genre label used to describe The Child.Film director: The person responsible for shaping a film’s creative execution. Reliable credits are needed to establish who directed The Child.Nigerian cinema: Film production and filmmaking traditions in Nigeria. This broader national cinema encompasses The Child.Nigerian film industry: The institutions, workers, and businesses involved in making and distributing Nigerian films. Its production and distribution networks provide the film’s industrial setting.Show all 20Linked from 5 pagesDardenne brothersBroader topic: Its stark moral crisis earned the brothers the Palme d’Or for a second time.Child sexual exploitationRelated: International child-protection standards generally define anyone under 18 as a child.Juvenile justiceNarrower topic: Juvenile justice depends on legal definitions of childhood, which vary by jurisdiction.Niece and nephewRelated: A niece or nephew is the child of a sibling.Show all 5