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'Disclosure Day': For Spielberg, aliens are not just fiction  dw.com

Half a century of the ‘male gaze’: why Laura Mulvey’s pioneering theory still resonates today  The Conversation

Review: Little Women — Movies for the Rest of Us with Bill Newcott  The Saturday Evening Post

Women are four times more likely to be shown undressed in films than men  The World Economic Forum

Now on Shudder: 'Oddity' Is An Entire Cursed Object Shoppe's Worth Of Fright  pajiba.com

I’ve Seen You Somewhere Before: Soulmates in Ophuls’s Letter from an Unknown Woman  Film Comment

Nina Menkes on the Male Gaze, Misogyny in Cinema and Brainwashed  polyesterzine.com

10 ancient Queer Rom-Coms that probably won’t ruin Valentine’s Day  moviejawn.com

Lights, Camera…Stereotypes? Film Characters’ Actions Reflect Gender Bias  USC Viterbi School of Engineering

Cinematography for female objectification: Analysis of item songs of Pakistani movies  Frontiers

Every Object Lady Gaga Holds in the “House of Gucci” Trailer, Ranked  them.us

Film Review: “Jumbo” — Love with the Proper Object  The Arts Fuse

Five Female-Driven Films That Celebrate Women in the Arts  Art & Object

The Substance is allegedly the feminist horror movie of the year. I hated it.  Slate

Filmmaker Mike Mills Shares 7 Objects That Inspired 20th Century Women  thecut.com

Rare Objects movie review & film summary  Roger Ebert

Review: ‘Love Object’ Weird Flick you May Have Missed  The Movie Buff

The 15 Best Horror Movies About Cursed Objects  MovieWeb

All of the Magical Objects in Wonder Woman 1984, Explained  Vulture

Female representation in three popular bengali films of three decades - some thoughts|তিন দশকের জনপ্রিয় বাংলা সিনেমায় মহিলাদের ভূমিকাঃ কিছু ভাবনা  cpimwestbengal.org

Purging the Monster: French Cinema Puts Bad Mothers on Trial  Public Books

The Object of My Affection  Aurora Magazine

Sharon Tate Is a Woman in a Tarantino Movie. It’s Complicated. (Published 2019)  The New York Times

Was It Good For The Gays: ‘The Object Of My Affection’  Decider

‘Patriarchy has no gender. It doesn’t break down like that’: film-maker Nina Menkes dissects the male gaze  theguardian.com

Frenzy (1972): Hitchcock’s “nastiest” film?  The Haughty Culturist

Ballerina: Eve Can "Turn Any Object Into A Lethal Weapon," New Clip  Bleeding Cool News

How Swallow’s Director Chose the Odd Objects Haley Bennett’s Housewife Eats  MovieMaker Magazine