From his work like Red, White and Blue to his segment in The ABC’s of Death (which is probably the most upsetting segment of the bunch), he challenges audiences and pushes the boundaries. His newest effort, Fashionista, is no different. It’s a story of obsession and identity and the effects of both on someone both mentally and physically. Like his work that has come before, it’s a challenging film, one that will no doubt divide audiences. It is also one of his most accomplished films that seamlessly blends location and character into the dark churn of infatuation and the idea of ones self.