brain transplantation

His body horror films obsessively explore the violation and transformation of human flesh and consciousness, particularly in works like 'The Fly' where identity merges with physical mutation.

His surreal psychological thrillers probe the dissolution of identity and consciousness, questioning the nature of self in films like 'Possession' where minds and bodies become increasingly unmoored.

His deadpan exploration of bodily autonomy, transplantation, and the grotesque reconfiguration of human existence appears directly in 'Poor Things' and throughout his surreal anatomical cinema.