Rosemary's Baby (1968)
Rosemary's Baby addresses a soon-to-be mother's concerns for the well-being of her child, as well as her worry whether she will be a capable caregiver. This film also highlights the objectification of women. Rosemary's husband made a deal with the devil in which he would become a successful actor in exchange for his wife hosting the antichrist. Rosemary was seen as a means to an end for those she trusted, including her family and her neighbors, instead of a human being with her own agency. Accordingly, Rosemary's Baby causes the audience to question who they themselves can truly trust.