Gaze

Key themes The gaze and the female spectator In considering the way that films are put together, many feminist film critics have pointed to what they argue is the " male gaze " that predominates in classical Hollywood filmmaking.

All the way to Adelaide Acres, Tsunami couldn’t keep his gaze off me, and I made it worth his while.

Attendees are given the ability to browse the stands freely to either gaze aimlessly or shop passionately.

Bolivian American artist Donna Huanca's challenging work disrupts the omnipresent male gaze to center femme and indigenous Andean identities, stories, and mark-making.

Boston’s SpeakEasy Stage opened “Fairview” (2018), written by Jackie Sibblies Drury, on Friday, Feb. 17. Running through March 11, this production depicts the white gaze with a Pulitzer Prize-winning script and commanding cast.

Breakfast on the roof terrace is not to be rushed: feast on Moroccan crumpets with honey, creamy eggs, and pastries as you gaze over the city to the Koutoubia mosque.

But Adam sees Kol, he pays attention to him, and it’s his under Adam’s gaze that Kol blossoms.

But beyond her role in the public gaze, she was also a caring matriarch to her extended family, a source of strength and guidance, who was well-known for never complaining nor explaining.

But she too soon became plagued by ill health and, once again, Picasso's gaze started to wander.

But these 2 artists, the younger and the veteran, achieve an extension of their visionary gaze beyond the person, to capture also the spirit and dignity of place.

During Eid, when we couldn’t afford to hire a taxi to visit our family friends, I would shamefully lower my gaze while boarding the bus in my flashy salwar kameez.

During those Icelandic nights, under vast skies that never went dark, she hiked, sang karaoke and mingled outside her mother’s gaze.

Euclid's gaze will stretch out to 10 billion away.

Everything is perceived from Patrick’s gaze, and therefore, nothing is certain — until one of Sheik’s songs pops up, shifting the point of view to long-suffering secretary Jean (Sonia Goldberg) or label-obsessed Evelyn.

Gaze in wonder at that big burly V8, conveniently displayed.

Good performances and excellent detail can be found wherever the gaze wanders across a big cast of very distinct characters.

Hence, the genre exists, and it's usually made solely for the female gaze.

Her gaze has a shadowy complexity to it, a soft smile; on her irises are white points.

Her gaze passes over the profile of the postgraduate student, who scraped by with a pass in premed but didn’t have it in him to be responsible for the lives of others, so gave it up to study the history of medicine.

Her works are all about redefining the female body without the male gaze.