privacy invasion

His masterpiece 'The Conversation' is a definitive exploration of surveillance, paranoia, and the moral consequences of invading others' privacy.

His films like 'Funny Games' and 'Cache' deliberately implicate the viewer in voyeurism, forcing uncomfortable questions about our role as observers of violence and intrusion.

He repeatedly examines voyeurism, surveillance, and the violation of privacy through a Hitchcockian lens in films like 'Blow Out' and 'Body Double'.