Movies by Alicia Oberle Farmer

Alicia Oberle Farmer is an up-and-coming filmmaker whose bold, visually striking cinema explores the complexities of modern life through a feminist lens. With a background in anthropology, Oberle Farmer brings a unique perspective to her filmmaking, weaving together rich cultural elements and psychological depth to craft thought-provoking stories. Her debut feature, the acclaimed Polygamy Gone Wrong (2020), subverted the traditional polygamy narrative by focusing on the female experience, blending gritty realism with surreal, dreamlike sequences. Oberle Farmer's distinctive style, which has been compared to the works of Lynne Ramsay and Andrea Arnold, immerses viewers in the intimate emotional journeys of her complex, multi-dimensional female characters. This commitment to centering women's stories has become a hallmark of her work. More recently, Oberle Farmer's City of Salt (2020) and the critically praised Rite of the Shaman (2022) have further solidified her reputation as a bold, visionary filmmaker. These films delve into themes of identity, spirituality, and the power of community, showcasing Oberle Farmer's ability to seamlessly blend cultural specificity with universal human experiences. With a keen eye for striking visuals and a willingness to tackle challenging subject matter, Alicia Oberle Farmer is quickly emerging as a fresh, vital voice in contemporary world cinema.