Voyeurs (2021)
Erscheinungsjahr: 2021
Land: United States
Alternative Title: The Voyeurs, Los voyeristas, Observadores, A kukkolók, 観察者, Kiedy nikt nie patrzy, Вуайеристы, Voajeri, 더 보이어스, Спостерігачі
Regisseur: Michael Mohan
Writer: Michael Mohan
Production Genre
Produzent: Producer: Adam Hendricks, Greg Gilreath
Co-Producer: David Grove Churchill Viste
Executive Producer: François Sylvestre, Zac Locke
Firmen: Divide / Conquer
Genre: Drama, Mystery, Romance, Thriller
Budget: N/A
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Schlüsselwörter
Schlüsselwörter: anxious, art project, depressing, eroticism, espionage, fashion photographer, infidelity, listening device, manipulation, montreal, canada, moving in, neighbor, new apartment, nude photography, ophthalmologist, peeping, photographer, role playing, seduction, sexual fantasy, sexual obsession, voyeurism
Geschichte
When Pippa and Thomas move into their new apartment in Montreal, they discover that their windows directly face those of the couple living across the street. Intrigued by this attractive pair, Pippa and Thomas begin observing them through their binoculars. However, what starts as casual curiosity turns into a full-blown obsession for Pippa. She becomes fascinated with the volatile relationship between the neighbors and begins to listen in on their conversations using a listening device she installs. As Pippa's voyeurism intensifies, it leads her down a dangerous path with potentially grave consequences.
Zusammenfassung
Voyeurs is a psychological thriller directed by Michael Mohan that explores themes of obsession, voyeurism, and the blurred line between observation and invasion of privacy. The film follows Pippa and Thomas, a couple who moves into an apartment complex in Montreal only to find their windows offer a direct view into the lives of their attractive neighbors. As Pippa's fascination with this couple grows, so too does her determination to insert herself into their lives, raising questions about the ethical implications of voyeurism and the potentially destructive consequences of unchecked curiosity.
