Midnight Cowboy - James Kendrick (BFI Film Classics) USA 'Peeping Tom' Director: Michael Powell

'Peeping Tom' Director: Michael Powell (1960) Restoration | includes commentary and multiple new and archive special features with contributions from Christopher Frayling

- Interview with cinematographer Christopher Challis

the poetically hypnotic I Walked with a Zombie and the shockingly subversive The Seventh Victim are still-tantalizing dreams of death that dare to embrace the darkness

in conversation

Midnight Cowboy - James Kendrick (BFI Film Classics) USA 'Peeping Tom' Director: Michael Powell'Midnight Cowboy' by James Kendrick (BFI Film Classics 128 page paperback) James Kendrick argues that Midnight Cowboy film, more so than its notable contemporaries, captures the immense turmoil, change and revolution that was taking place both in Hollywood and in the larger American culture of the late 1960s. He explores the film's production, reception, visual and thematic innovation, and cultural impact not only its ground breaking portrayal of