Relative Fear

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Relative Fear
Directed by George Mihalka
Produced by
Written by Kurt Wimmer
Starring
Music by Marty Simon
Cinematography Rodney Gibbons
Editing by Ion Webster
Distributed by
  • Norstar Entertainment
  • West Wind Entertainment
  • Allegro Films
  • Republic Pictures Home Video
Release dates 1994
Running time 90-94 min
Country Canada
Language English

Relative Fear (also known as The Child and Le silence d'Adam) is a 1994 Canadian, independent, psychological horror film that references the 1956 film The Bad Seed. An autistic child is seemingly born to kill, and so he does.

Titles

  • The Child (Canada: English title)
  • Le silence d'Adam (Canada: French title)
  • Al límit de la por (Spain: Catalan title)
  • Pelon paikka (Finland)
  • Rejtélyes félelem (Hungary)
  • Wiege des Terrors (Germany)
  • Le petit ange (France)

Taglines

  • "Fear has a new face"
  • "Murder is in his blood"
  • "Trusting your children can be deadly"
  • "Adam is a five year old with a terrifying secret"

Cast

  • Liz MacRae as Ms. Roark
  • Gisèle Rousseau as Dr. Hoyer
  • Jenny Campbell as Paige
  • Frank Schorpion as Dr. Shane
  • Alan West as Henry Pratman
  • Matthew Dupuis as Adam Pratman (Adam Madison)
  • Victoria Barkoff as Ms. Smith
  • Tyrone Benskin as Cop
  • Roger E. Reid as Pollice Officer

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