My Man(1996) -

The film subverts traditional power dynamics. Jeannot is physically virile but socially and economically impotent. His womanizing becomes a "retaliatory means" for him to strive for some form of equality in a world where he is essentially a dependent.

At its core, My Man is an investigation into the "war of the sexes". Blier, known for his "absurdist and provocative" style, uses the film to explore: My Man(1996)

The film remains highly controversial for its perceived misogyny. Blier himself later reflected on the film’s famous final line—"Women, forgive me"—stating that "all men should apologize to women for what they have done to them". The film subverts traditional power dynamics