control and confinement

His films obsessively explore psychological and physical confinement through meticulously controlled cinematography and narratives examining power structures and institutional control.

His work systematically examines confinement—emotional, domestic, and societal—while interrogating the viewer's own complicity through provocative, controlled formal strategies.

He repeatedly depicts characters trapped by circumstance, ideology, or their own psyches, using constrained narratives and claustrophobic settings to explore suffering under control.