surveillance and privacy invasion

His films like 'Videodrome' and 'The Fly' explore how technology invades and transforms the body, creating visceral examinations of surveillance and loss of privacy through body horror.

A master of suspense who repeatedly examines voyeurism and surveillance in films like 'Blow Out' and 'Body Double,' creating psychological thrillers centered on watching and being watched.

His dystopian works like 'The Killing of a Sacred Deer' and 'The Favourite' present isolated worlds with oppressive control and hidden observation, where characters are trapped within systems of manipulation and surveillance.