KnowraFemale gazeLinked fromLinked fromThe 10 pages that link to Female gaze, each with the reason it gives.All 10Related 7Compared with 3Feminist film theoryCompared with: It names an alternative to the objectifying visual arrangements criticized by feminist theorists.Women in filmRelated: It offers a framework for examining how women’s authorship can alter cinematic perspective.Male gazeCompared with: It is often proposed as a counterpoint, though it does not simply reverse the male gaze.Agnès VardaRelated: Varda’s camera often attends to women as subjects with their own viewpoints and agency.Laura MulveyCompared with: It names an alternative often set against the male gaze, though it has no single settled definition.Forugh FarrokhzadRelated: Her poems give a woman’s desire and judgment authority over the scenes they describe.Sofia CoppolaRelated: Her films’ attention to women’s private experience informs debate about gendered cinematic perspective.Cléo from 5 to 7Related: Varda shifts attention from Cléo as an image to her thoughts, choices, and encounters.Catherine BreillatRelated: Breillat’s women are often presented as desiring subjects rather than merely objects of an audience’s gaze.ChippendalesRelated: Chippendales marketed male bodies as objects of spectacle for women.