Another Gaze, a feminist film journal #04 brings together essays, conversations, and critical reflections that examine cinema through feminist, queer, and

decolonial perspectives. The issue foregrounds film as a site where power relations, bodies, and modes of looking are produced and contested, with particular attention to questions of authorship, representation, and spectatorship.

Rather than treating feminism as a fixed framework, the journal approaches it as a set of situated practices that intersect with race, class, sexuality, and geopolitics. Contributions move between historical analysis and contemporary critique, addressing both marginalised film histories and urgent present-day debates. In doing so, the issue positions feminist film writing as a form of collective inquiry that challenges dominant narratives of cinema and expands the field of critical discourse.

Conceived as an independent publishing project, Another Gaze #04 continues the journal’s commitment to rigorous, accessible, and politically engaged film criticism, articulating alternative ways of seeing, writing, and thinking cinema.