This article analyzes Ulrike Ottinger's 1979 film Ticket of No Return through the lens of feminist film theory. It argues the film challenges traditional notions of the male gaze and fetishism through its presentation of ambiguously gendered characters. By blurring gender lines, the film subverts expectations and pushes boundaries of feminist discourse at the time.
This article analyzes Ulrike Ottinger's 1979 film Ticket of No Return through the lens of feminist film theory. It argues the film challenges traditional notions of the male gaze and fetishism through its presentation of ambiguously gendered characters. By blurring gender lines, the film subverts expectations and pushes boundaries of feminist discourse at the time.
This article analyzes Ulrike Ottinger's 1979 film Ticket of No Return through the lens of feminist film theory. It argues the film challenges traditional notions of the male gaze and fetishism through its presentation of ambiguously gendered characters. By blurring gender lines, the film subverts expectations and pushes boundaries of feminist discourse at the time.
(Historical Materialism Book Series) Mark E. Blum, William Smaldone (Eds.) - Austro-Marxism - The Ideology of Unity Austro-Marxist Theory and Strategy. 1-Brill (2015)