Peeping Tom (with J. Hoberman)
Sunday, October 11, 2026 · 4:15 PM · Museum of the Moving Image, Queens
The Read
Released the same year as Psycho and received so badly it effectively ended Powell's career in Britain. The film implicates the audience in a way Hitchcock's does not: you are looking through the same viewfinder. Hoberman has written about it for decades.
The Venue
Museum of the Moving Image
36-01 35th Ave
A museum of film and television inside one of thirteen buildings of the old Astoria studio complex, where Paramount made pictures on the East Coast from 1920.
The film
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Nearby After This
Somewhere close by, only when the timing actually works.
Shape The Day
Before
Arepas CafeA narrow Venezuelan place on 36th Avenue that has been griddling arepas on this block since the late 2000s. You order at the counter from a board of about twenty fillings and the reina pepiada is the one most people come back for. There are a dozen or so tables and the turnover is quick. It sits directly across 36th Avenue from Melrose Ballroom's door.
4:15 PM · Peeping Tom (with J. Hoberman)
After
Cronin & Phelan'sA traditional Irish pub on Broadway that calls itself the longest-standing one in Astoria, in a building that goes back to the start of the last century. The current owner took it over in the early 1990s and it has stayed a darts-and-regulars pub rather than being made over. The kitchen runs Irish standards and there is a back garden. It opens in the morning and holds a 4am license.