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In cinema, the absent mother fuels the neuroses of entire genres. The "mama’s boy" who lost his mother too young often becomes a romantic obsessive or a criminal. In Alfred Hitchcock’s North by Northwest (1959), Roger Thornhill (Cary Grant) is a serial divorcé with a caustic, doting mother. Comedy here masks pathology. In Christopher Nolan’s Inception (2010), the entire plot hinges on a son’s guilt over his mother’s death. Cobb (Leonardo DiCaprio) cannot let go of Mal, the projection of his dead wife and the mother of his children. The film’s spinning top is a symbol of unresolved maternal grief. The son’s inability to "see the faces" of his children—to truly accept the reality of a world without their mother—keeps him trapped in limbo.