
Yorgos Lanthimos
Cast · Director · Writer
- Born
- September 23, 1973 · Athens, Greece
“What I want is to allow people to be engaged actively in watching the film. I like to construct films in a way that makes you feel a bit uncomfortable, be able to enjoy them, be intrigued, start to think about the meaning of things - and hopefully by the end of it, you'll have some strong desire to keep thinking about them.” Yorgos Lanthimos is best known for his alienating films. With a disturbing and sometimes even brutal style, he seeks the intrigue of the spectator by weirding them out. A distinctive edgy atmosphere drowns every entry of his filmography. But what states him as a true auteur is his ability to make the most unpleasant images so captivating at the same time, letting the audience reflect upon the darkest corners of their selves.

Fantasia 2026: Godhead


Bella Baxter and the universal experience of growing up through art


We Need to Talk About Teddy


My Dad Cackled at the End of Bugonia and I Think I Finally Understand Why


We All Died and Woke Up in a Very Bad Movie


Bugonia Isn’t About Aliens. It’s About Us. (spoiler free review)


Did Yorgos Lose His Edge?


Yorgos Lanthimos: The ultimate ranking you need


London Film Festival Review: Bugonia (Lanthimos, 2025)


Begonia(2025): WOW


Is Poor Things a Classic?


Get your popcorn ready: 2025 looks promising


Nostalgia vs. postmodernism: Current cinema's biggest battle


Why I Admire Margaret Qualley’s Bold Choices This Year


The Colin Farrell Renaissance: How Did He Quietly Become the Best Actor in the World Right Now?


Let this be the final Emma Stone & Yorgos Lanthimos collab, please!


Kinds of Kindness: What would happen if we acted on our thoughts?


"Kinds of Kindness": A Triptych of the Grotesque


Poor Things and its formal hypocrisy


Is "Poor Things" an Artistic Cover for Male Pleasure?
