Mark Lewis (Carl Boehm) is a focus-puller at a film studio as well as a part-time pornographer. As part of his filmmaking, he records the reactions of victims as he murders them, claiming he is making a documentary on fear. When he befriends neighbour Helen (Anna Massey) he tells her of his filmmaking, leading her to sneak into his home to watch his recordings. She is horrified by what she finds and even more horrified when Mark catches her.

Much criticised at the time of its release for its violence and sexual content, Peeping Tom is now recognised as the masterly satire it always was, with its rich themes and in-jokes about the film world resonating with audiences anew.

The 6.15pm screening on Fri 24 Nov will be introduced by Dr. Mervyn Marshall, lecturer in Film Studies at Queen's University, Belfast.

Part of Cinema Unbound: The Creative Worlds of Powell and Pressburger. With support of the BFI Film Audience Network, awarding funds from the National Lottery in order to bring this project to more audiences across the UK.