Michael Powell's 1960 film Peeping Tom sparked intense debate, leading to a backlash that influenced the horror genre for decades.
Synopsis
Michael Powell's 1960 film Peeping Tom sparked intense debate, leading to a backlash that influenced the horror genre for decades.
Synopsis
Michael Powell's 1960 film Peeping Tom stirred controversy upon its release. Screenwriter Leo Marks, who contributed to the film, faced backlash for its portrayal of violence and morality. A Very British Psycho includes interviews with Marks and archival footage that detail the film's impact on the horror genre. It also presents the divided critical reception surrounding Peeping Tom, illustrating how it challenged societal norms and influenced future filmmakers. The documentary runs for 51 minutes and was directed by Chris Rodley.
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Why Watch
- See Michael Powell's controversial film Peeping Tom.
- Meet screenwriter Leo Marks and his impact on cinema.
- Find out about the polarized opinions on Peeping Tom.
Did You Know
- Peeping Tom was released in 1960 and faced significant backlash.
- Leo Marks was the screenwriter for Peeping Tom.
- The documentary features interviews with Michael Powell and Anna Massey.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the title of the documentary about Michael Powell's film?
The title of the documentary is A Very British Psycho.
Who was the screenwriter for Peeping Tom?
The screenwriter for Peeping Tom was Leo Marks.
What year was A Very British Psycho released?
A Very British Psycho was released in 1997.
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