This Is No Dream

My mother was twenty-seven in 1968, the year Rosemary’s Baby came out. She was an unnervingly smart and slyly independent Irish Catholic mother. The political upheaval in the streets and the manic new breed of movie on the screen didn’t speak to her, but I always wondered if she could have seen herself in Rosemary. Read more at 4Columns.

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