"Framed" (2021): Don't call it Voyeurism......okay, yeah, call it Voyeurism 

The new British Thriller "Framed" covers a lot of ground.  Privacy issues, single female self-sufficiency/independence (as ardently advocated by a fetching Lottie Amor, who needs to be in more movies), frank confirmation that men really dowant what woman say men really want aaaand a political scandal tossed in for good measure is a shitload to process. 

The good news is that, all in all, this portrait of a guy (Thomas Law of BBC-TV's "EastEnders") going gaga over a gorgeous neighbor gal through his camera lenses does a summarily snappy job of focusing in on each of these developing plot lines.

Labeled a thriller, "Framed" is not so much that as it is an intelligent investigation of the legal and moral boundaries of personal privacy, along with accepting accountability for one's actions, regardless of political standing or status in the social strata. 

However, in the end, what we really have here is a good old-fashioned love story, featuring a fabulously photogenic young couple. 

No matter how they're framed.