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Voyeur

2017

R

1 h 35 m

United States

Documentary

Crime

Journalism icon Gay Talese reports on Gerald Foos, the owner of a Colorado motel, who allegedly secretly watched his guests with the aid of specially designed ceiling vents, peering down from an "observation platform" he built in the motel's attic.
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Gay Talese
Self - Writer
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Gerald Foos
Self - Hotel Owner
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Nan Talese
Self - Gay's Wife
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Susan Morrison
Self - Articles Editor, The New Yorker
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Anita Foos
Self - Gerald's Wife
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Jamison Stoltz
Self - Senior Editor, Grove-Atlantic
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Morgan Entrekin
Self - Publisher, Grove-Atlantic
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Pamela Talese
Self - Gay's Daughter
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Edward Akrout
Self - Hotel Guest
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Mike Funk
Self - The Chicken Man (Hotel Guest)
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Edward Sabol
Self - Hero Talent
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Sacha Storto
Self - Model
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Shelby Welinder
Self - Hotel Guest

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DBNGOGO

22/11/2022 18:00
This documentary film tells the story of a man who owns a motel for peeping into the private activities of motel residents. The fact that someone put their perverted idea into action for a sustained period of time, then write about it and share with the world is quite beyond me. The documentary does do due diligence on whether the claims are true, and you will have to decide for yourselves whether the claims are true. My assessment of Foos is the same as the female journalist in the beginning. It is an interesting documentary.