recent piece in film quarterly. See my piece "Follies a Deux: Psychiatric

Times, Vol. l2, #2, February, l995, p. 32. See also citations in my piece,

"The Widening Gyre: Transformations of the Omnipotent Quest During

Adolescence". International Review of Psychoanalysis, Vol. 2, pp. 23l-44,

l975, in which a piece from the British Journal of Medical Psychology by Dr.

Medlicott, who interviewed the two girls in question is cited.

 

There is a great deal published since the film's release about the Parker

Hulme case, including articles in the New York Times and elsewhere. The above

pieces are written from a psychiatric point of view. Many other viewpoints

are covered. Particular interest has been the discovery that one of the girls

grew up to become a famous writer of mystery stories now moved to America

Anne Somebodyorother

 

Hope this helps, sure you will get many responses          HR Greenberg MD PC

 

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