international locations

His films use international cities like Tokyo, Bangkok, and Buenos Aires as characters themselves, exploring displacement and cultural dislocation through visually stunning cinematography.

He constructs meticulously designed fictional versions of real international locations—from Budapest to the French Riviera—turning geography into whimsical, immersive worlds.

His films investigate alienation across diverse international settings, using exotic locations from Lisbon to the Sahara to examine human disconnection from place and each other.