What happens when a journalist's most explosive story becomes a story about the journalist himself? The gripping documentary "Voyeur" peers into the strange and unsettling relationship between reclusive motel owner Gerald Foos and legendary writer Gay Talese. Foos confesses to a decades-long obsession, having secretly watched his unsuspecting guests through specially designed ceiling vents, meticulously documenting their private lives. Intrigued by this unprecedented access to human behavior, Talese, famed for his immersive journalism, decides to write a book on Foos, drawing him out of the shadows. As the project develops, the film meticulously charts the uneasy alliance between observer and subject, raising profound questions about truth, ethics, and the very nature of storytelling. Directed by Myles Kane and Josh Koury, this tense and thought-provoking film explores how a pursuit of the ultimate true story can lead a respected author into a moral labyrinth, challenging his own legacy and forcing viewers to confront uncomfortable realities about privacy and exploitation.