In a parallel life I teach college mathematics.  I
thought ne'er the twain would meet.  I was wrong.

In an MAA (Mathematical Association of America) column
titled "Math Becomes Way Cool" Keith Devlin writes of
mathematics in the movies:  "In a little known 1995
film called Antonia's Line, a chronicle of five
generations of women, we see Antonia's granddaughter
Theresa grow from being a child prodigy to become a
professional mathematician, who, with unfortunate
stereotypical coldness, prefers to lecture on
cohomology and read research papers on differential
geometry rather than nurse her baby.  (All the
real-life mathematician mothers I know would do both.)"

I agree.

Anne Cook, MS (in mathematics), LLLL
Sturgis, MI