death and acceptance

His films like 'After Life' and 'Broker' tenderly explore mortality, grief, and human connection through intimate character studies that find meaning in life's transience.

Works such as 'You Were Never Really Here' and 'A Prayer Before Dawn' unflinchingly examine trauma, suffering, and the struggle toward acceptance through fragmented, introspective narratives.

Her late works, particularly 'Vagabond' and 'Faces Places,' confront mortality and impermanence with poetic acceptance, celebrating life's fleeting moments and human dignity.