Daniel Foster

Trailer for Childish Games. Daniel receives an unexpected, and unwanted, visit from a friend whom he hasn't seen since his childhood. His friend is obsessed with his daughter and insists that Daniel has to meet her. Daniel does his best to get rid of him and tries to forget the incident. That same night his friend commits suicide. Laura, Daniel's wife, suggests they go to his friend's funeral. There they meet his daughter, a little girl, barely seven years old, who since the death of her father has been taken into foster care. Laura convinces all parties that the best thing is for the little girl to go and stay with them. But the little girl's presence in the house starts to have an adverse effect on the couple when fears and memories which Daniel thought he had long since buried start to come creeping back inside his head. The same obsessions and fears that took the life of his friend start to take control of Daniel. A growing sense of isolation engulfs Daniel in the house, which, until the arrival of the little girl, he had thought belonged to him.

Inner City Bluz - Part Seven Delmar is ten years old and knows the foster care system. He warns 12 year old Kima and her 8 year old brother Raw regarding getting caught by the police. Knowing the police have locked up Kima s house during the investigation of the murder of her mother - Delmar offers to break into the house to help get her aunt s phone number and of course several items to sell. Starring Miquail and Timera Keyes and introducing Daniel Huff as Delmar Directed by Harold B. Pritchett.

The father of Daniel Pearl, the Wall Street Journal reporter kidnapped and beheaded by terrorists in Pakistan in 2002, channels his grief into a crusade to foster religious and cross-cultural understanding and tolerance.

Trailer for the documentary Child of Giants. Daniel Rhodes Dixon the elder son of two icons of the American art world, photographer Dorothea Lange (1895-1965) and painter of the Southwest Maynard Dixon (1875-1946). As a child he came to recognize his parents' extraordinary gifts. but his view of them changed dramatically during the Depression when he and his brother John were 'farmed out' to a series of foster homes, never knowing when they might see their parents again, while Lange and Dixon were in the field creating some of the most indelible images of the 20th Century. While telling the story of two of this country's most original and maverick artists, Child of Giants is also Daniel's story -- the story of a child who learns that his birthright comes with gifts and curses... the story of every child who must find his own path in life from under the shadow of formidable parents.