body acceptance

Her films like 'The Invitation' and 'Destroyer' explore vulnerability and the physical/emotional toll on bodies through intimate character studies.

She consistently centers the human body in close-up, examining desire, aging, and physicality with unflinching sensuality and acceptance in films like 'Trouble Every Day' and 'Let the Sunshine In.'

Her fragmented visual style and psychological depth explore trauma's inscription on the body and mind, particularly in works like 'You Were Never Really Here' and 'We Need to Talk About Kevin.'