
Children of Pride
Synopsis
"This engaging. cinema verité-style documentary is about Kojo Odo, a remarkable man living in Harlem who adopted a total of 18 handicapped children over a 10-year period of time. When Odo was only 32 years old, he met a small boy, missing one arm, who was being shunted from one foster home to the next -- and he was affected enough to go through adoption proceedings and ultimately bring the boy home. As a social worker and civil rights activist, Odo was familiar with the problems he saw in the boy -- unwarranted fears, violent behavior, and emotional maelstroms -- and set himself to slowly calming his new son through affection and parental concern. Heartened by the difference he was able to bring to just one boy, Odo continued with his mission to individually help others through the same adoption process." -Eleanor Mannikka
Release History & Theatrical Window
January 1, 1983
Wide Cinema Exhibition
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Carole Langer
- Original Title
- Children of Pride
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- Unknown
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Carole Langer
Robert Leacock
Bob Brady
Carole Langer
Department Leadership Roster
Carole Langer
Producer
Carole Langer
Director
Bob Brady
Editor
Robert Leacock
Director of Photography
Production Stills & Gallery
Official cinematic photography and background stills for Children of Pride.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Children of Pride
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Children of Pride about?
"This engaging. cinema verité-style documentary is about Kojo Odo, a remarkable man living in Harlem who adopted a total of 18 handicapped children over a 10-year period of time. When Odo was only 32 years old, he met a small boy, missing one arm, who was being shunted from one foster home to the next -- and he was affected enough to go through adoption proceedings and ultimately bring the boy home. As a social worker and civil rights activist, Odo was familiar with the problems he saw in the boy -- unwarranted fears, violent behavior, and emotional maelstroms -- and set himself to slowly calming his new son through affection and parental concern. Heartened by the difference he was able to bring to just one boy, Odo continued with his mission to individually help others through the same adoption process." -Eleanor Mannikka
Who directed Children of Pride?
Children of Pride was directed by Carole Langer.
Who stars in Children of Pride?
The principal cast of Children of Pride includes Not specified.
When was Children of Pride released and how long is it?
Children of Pride was released in 1983 with a total runtime of Unknown.
