European philosophy

His films probe existential despair, faith, mortality, and the human condition through a deeply philosophical lens rooted in Kierkegaard and Nietzsche.

His meditative cinema engages with phenomenology, metaphysics, and spirituality, exploring time, memory, and the nature of consciousness through visual philosophy.

His revolutionary films deconstruct language, meaning, and representation while engaging with Marxist theory, semiotics, and continental philosophy throughout his career.