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Mulvey is a famous feminist who's ideology has been frequently applied to Vertigo. Her views on The Male Gaze theory can be applied when a film appears to be structured around the male viewer. Voyeurism is the act of watching someone who doesn't know they're being watched and typically engaged in intimate behaviors. Fetishism is a reoccurring motif throughout the film.
Mulvey is a famous feminist who's ideology has been frequently applied to Vertigo. Her views on The Male Gaze theory can be applied when a film appears to be structured around the male viewer. Voyeurism is the act of watching someone who doesn't know they're being watched and typically engaged in intimate behaviors. Fetishism is a reoccurring motif throughout the film.
Mulvey is a famous feminist who's ideology has been frequently applied to Vertigo. Her views on The Male Gaze theory can be applied when a film appears to be structured around the male viewer. Voyeurism is the act of watching someone who doesn't know they're being watched and typically engaged in intimate behaviors. Fetishism is a reoccurring motif throughout the film.
has been frequently applied to Vertigo. In particular her views on: The Male Gaze Voyeurism Fetishism Scopophilia
The Male Gaze
The male gaze theory can be applied when a
film appears to be structured around the male viewer and the film is shown from a male perspective by an all male cast. Women in the film are therefore styled accordingly, allowing the potential for them to be objectified. Once this happens women can no longer be the subjects and become passive charaters.
Voyeurism
The act of watching someone who doesnt
know theyre being watched and typically engaged in intimate behaviors Bearer is the term given to the person being watched.
Scopophilia
The enjoyment of being looked at.
Ernies Bar
Ernies Bar is the scene where were first
introduced to Madeleine and continues on to Scottie following Madeleine for the first time. Its particularly helpful when applying a feminist critique to the film as it consist of all of the previous terms.
Ernies Bar: The Male
Gaze Theory Throughout scene were shown both the introduction to Madeleine and Scottie following her, from Scotties perspective. It consists of many point of view shots.
Ernies Bar: Voyeurism
The whole scene portrays a man following a
woman without her knowing and so is about an as obvious example of voyeurism you can get from the film.
Ernies Bar: Scopophilia
Later in the film we find out
the Madeleine is really a woman named Judy and was aware that Scottie was following her in the Ernies Bar scene. After re-watching this scene we notice that Madeleine slowly leaves the bar and seems to want the attention. The shot of her looking in the mirror can also be used as an example of herself enjoying being looked at.
Ernies Bar: Fetishism
Spirals are a reoccurring
motif throughout the film. In this scene Scotties interestingly seems to be driving in a spiral whilst following Madeleine but this scene also consists of a spiral that can be interpreted as fetishism. This is the spiral in Madeleines hair.