I Like to Watch: Voyeurism in Cinema
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Whether it’s looking on the screen or the scopophilic pleasure of watching people in a dark theater who can’t watch you back, looking relations have long defined the thrill of watching. Explore the dark and deep pull of voyeurism in film with this series of three of cinema’s most complex films about looking.
Dare to watch:
January 16, 7pm: Eyes Wide Shut | A Manhattan doctor embarks on a bizarre, night-long odyssey after his wife's admission of unfulfilled longing in Stanley Kubrick's final film. 25th anniversary screening!
January 23, 7pm: The Conversation | Francis Ford Coppola's paranoid thriller follows a surveillance expert's crisis of conscience when he suspects that the couple he is spying on will be murdered. 50th anniversary screening!
February 6, 7pm: Peeping Tom | Michael Powell's legendary, provocative psychological cult thriller in gorgeous Technicolor. Gloriously restored in 4K!
Coming up in this series
Previously in this series
![Still image from Peeping Tom.](/film_images/peeping 1.jpg)
This screening includes Peeping Tom
Tues, Feb 6, 7 pm
![Still image from The Conversation.](/film_images/the conversation 4.jpg)
This screening includes The Conversation
Tues, Jan 23, 7 pm
![Still image from Eyes Wide Shut.](/film_images/eyes wide shut 3.jpg)
This screening includes Eyes Wide Shut
Tues, Jan 16, 7 pm