theatrical mockery

His films use physical comedy and satirical mise-en-scène to mock modern society, bureaucracy, and human pretension through carefully choreographed theatrical absurdity.

He masterfully employed cynical wit and dramatic irony to expose and ridicule Hollywood vanity, corruption, and the theatrical facades people construct.

His surrealist works relentlessly mock bourgeois rituals, religious hypocrisy, and social pretense through darkly comedic theatrical situations that challenge conventional reality.