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The slideshow featured in the Guardian(UK) is an extension of  the film festival titled “Birds Eye View” and in particular the BFI’s Blonde Crazy season which is a complementary piece to the festival. One theme that was highlighted during this season at the BFI involved taking a look at Alfred Hitchcock’s Blonde. A featured presenter during this festival/season was Laura Mulvey, who composed the seminal essay, Visual Pleasure and Narrative Cinema in 1975 and is a leading authority in feminist film theory.

Here is a video from the BFI which offers a little more insight in to the Blonde Crazy season:

As I previously stated I am very interested in the aspect of this piece that primarily deals with Alfred Hitchcock. For those interested in academically studying this topic I promise that it is very fascinating.

Photo Credit: Film Society of Lincoln Center (Click on Image)

If you are in the NYC area you have until March 21st to view some great contemporary French imports.

For those who do not live in the NYC area and still want to experience the exciting films of the Tribeca Film Festival, here is your chance.

With a $45 premium pass to the Tribeca Film Festival Virtual, you can watch 8 or more feature films that will be shown simultaneously at TFF in NYC from April 23-30. TFF Virtual Premium will also offer short films, filmmaker Q&As, live red carpet coverage, and more. Tribeca can only sell a limited number premium passes, so get yours today!

For a sneak peek: check out some exclusive videos on TFF Virtual right now for free: http://www.tribecafilm.com/virtual

Starting April 21, movies curated by Tribeca Film will come to your living room via your cable provider’s On Demand service. With 15 titles to choose from, there will be something for everyone. In April, visit http://www.tribecafilm.com/tribecafilm to search for your cable provider by your ZIP code.

As a reminder if you DO live in the NYC area, the Festival is from April 21 to May 2! Check out the online Film Guide at http://www.tribecafilm.com/filmguide and see which films look good to you. Ticket packages are now on sale: http://www.tribecafilm.com/festival/tickets/packages.html, and individual tickets go on sale April 13.