luck as currency

His films treat chance encounters and temporal coincidence as the fundamental currency of human connection and destiny, where luck determines who meets whom and when.

His interconnected narratives in films like 'Babel' and 'Birdman' explore how random collisions of fate redistribute power, meaning, and consequence across characters' lives like an unpredictable economy.

His thrillers systematically deconstruct luck and probability as instruments of control, revenge, and moral reckoning, treating chance as something to be manipulated like currency in a high-stakes game.