Tom Talks Film (TTF) is your destination for captivating insights into the world of cinematic arts! Join Tom in this ongoing video essay series as they explore a myriad of topics within the realm of cinema. From dissecting iconic films to discussing emerging trends, each episode promises to deepen your appreciation for the magic of storytelling on the silver screen! Episode 10 In this episode, I dive into Jane Campion’s In the Cut and its bold redefinition of the Gaze. Drawing from Laura Mulvey’s feminist film theory and Alfred Hitchcock’s legacy, I explore how Campion flips traditional power dynamics in cinema, centering female subjectivity and complicating voyeurism. From the film’s introspective gaze to its striking sound and visuals, I'll explore how In the Cut critiques Hollywood norms and reclaims the narrative. Like, comment, and subscribe to join the conversation! Sources Brent, Jessica. “Beyond the Gaze: Visual Fascination and the Feminine Image in Silent Hitchcock.” C...