unlikely alliances

His films explore profound human connections between strangers and social outsiders forced into unexpected relationships, most notably in 'A Taste of Cherry' and 'Where Is the Friend's House?'

He masterfully depicts cross-class alliances and unlikely partnerships that challenge social hierarchies, exemplified in 'Parasite' and 'Okja' where adversaries become collaborators.

His surreal narratives consistently forge bizarre bonds between incompatible characters who must navigate absurd circumstances together, as seen in 'The Killing of a Sacred Deer' and 'Poor Things'.