consent and coercion

His films like 'Dancer in the Dark' and 'Antichrist' explore power dynamics, manipulation, and bodily autonomy through provocative narratives that interrogate consent and control.

Works such as 'Funny Games' and 'Cache' deliberately implicate the viewer in uncomfortable situations involving coercion and violation, examining complicity and agency.

Films like 'Trouble Every Day' and 'High Life' explore desire, bodily autonomy, and coercive situations through sensual yet disturbing examinations of human connection and violation.