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Triangle of Sadness (2022)
Ruben Östlunds Triangle of Sadness turns a luxury cruise for the super-rich into a savage social experiment when chaos and class reversal strike at sea. Starring Harris Dickinson, Charlbi Dean, and Woody Harrelson, this Palme dOr winning satire dismantles beauty, power, and privilege with biting, pitch-black humor.

The Square (2017)
In The Square, director Ruben Östlund dissects the contradictions of the contemporary art world through a museum curators moral unraveling. Winner of the Palme dOr, its a sharply observed blend of absurd comedy and social critique, starring Claes Bang, Elisabeth Moss, and Dominic West.

Force Majeure (2014)
When a controlled avalanche threatens a family on a ski holiday, a fathers instinctive reaction shatters the image of domestic stability. Ruben Östlunds Force Majeure is a darkly comic and painfully human study of pride, panic, and gender expectations.

Play (2011)
Based on real events, Ruben Östlunds Play chronicles a tense bullying scheme in which a group of boys manipulate their peers in a shopping mall. Filmed with documentary precision, it exposes social hierarchies, race, and moral detachment in modern Sweden.

Involuntary (2008)
Five loosely connected stories reveal how ordinary people conform to group pressure in Involuntary, Ruben Östlunds sharply observed ensemble piece. Through uncomfortable humor and vérité realism, it examines the human need for approval and the limits of personal integrity.

Gitarrmongot (2004)
Known internationally as The Guitar Mongoloid, Ruben Östlunds debut feature paints a raw, fragmented portrait of outsiders in a small Swedish town. Blending absurd comedy with documentary realism, it captures the aw