Depression on My Mind

 

 

Have you ever noticed that the great holiday movie classics …

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  • Mary Beth 9:08 am on December 23rd, 2009

    This is a very interesting point!

    I beg to differ re: the mother in Miracle on 34th Street, though. (I just saw it this weekend.) She was very committed to rationalism, and she didn’t have a boyfriend — those were the only negatives portrayed, and I didn’t see any signs of depression there.

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