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His films like 'The Apartment' and 'Sunset Boulevard' satirize the pursuit of success and perfection in American capitalism, where characters constantly chase the 'acme' of their ambitions only to discover emptiness.

His masterpieces 'Playtime' and 'Mon Oncle' critique modern consumer culture and the obsession with cutting-edge products and efficiency as symbols of progress and status.

His body horror films explore how technology and consumer products become integrated with human flesh, examining our disturbing relationship with manufactured perfection and enhancement.