Born in 1960, "Voyeur" is a classic voyeuristic film by British director Mitchell Powell. The film tells the story of a voyeuristic camera assistant Mark who murders women one after another, just to record their fear before death with a camera. expression. His psychopathy stems from the shadows of his childhood - he was tested by his father, a psychologist who studies fear. Eventually Mark's crime was exposed and he committed suicide in front of his own camera. Because the film boldly portrayed the perverted psychology of the protagonist and made a naked performance of sex, violence, and voyeurism, the film was unanimously disgusted by the audience and critics, and the director Powell was even ruined by the film's reputation. Over time, after Coppola and Martin Scorsese praised the film, people began to revisit the film, and "Voyeur" is regarded as an outstanding classic in film history.
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