Movies by Josephine Decker

Josephine Decker is a visionary American filmmaker whose bold, experimental works defy conventional storytelling. Blending dreamlike visuals with raw emotional power, her films inhabit a liminal space between reality and the subconscious, challenging audiences to see the world through a kaleidoscopic new lens. From the unsettling domestic thriller Thou Wast Mild and Lovely to the hallucinatory, autobiographical Madeline's Madeline, Decker's oeuvre is united by a fearless, genre-defying approach. She skillfully manipulates time, perspective, and form, immersing viewers in the subjective experiences of her characters. Whether exploring the complexities of identity, the fragility of the mind, or the inherent violence of human relationships, Decker's films eschew easy answers in favor of visceral, immersive experiences. Decker's distinctive style has earned her acclaim on the festival circuit, with acclaimed works like the Sundance-premiering Shirley and the upcoming Chasing Summer. As an English-born American filmmaker, her cross-cultural background infuses her work with a unique, borderless sensibility. Josephine Decker is a singular cinematic voice, pushing the boundaries of the medium and offering audiences an unforgettable, transformative journey with each new release.