Pasolini's films like 'The Gospel According to St. Matthew' and 'Canterbury Tales' deeply interrogate religious institutions, faith, and spirituality through provocative, humanistic lenses.
Carl Theodor Dreyer DenmarkDreyer's masterpieces 'The Passion of Joan of Arc' and 'Vampyr' explore the intersection of religious faith, institutional power, and human suffering with profound philosophical depth.
Luis Buñuel SpainBuñuel's surrealist works like 'Viridiana' and 'The Milky Way' offer scathing critiques of religious institutions, dogma, and hypocrisy through darkly comic and dreamlike imagery.