Alexander Tuschinski's films have been compared to "the early works of Woody Allen".
He uses an impressionistic camera- and editing-style that is considered experimental by some.
His films frequently employ classical music with scenes edited to the rhythm and the structure of the music, as well as satirical songs that are often used to progress the story.

I find it boring when I can predict a film's outcome and find that conventional filmmaking can be quite uninteresting at times.
My films have a strange, surrealistic logic to them.

— Alexander Tuschinski, Interview by Steve Williams for Take One 2012.
Alexander Tuschinski's films have been compared to "the early works of Woody Allen". He uses an impressionistic camera- and editing-style that is considered experimental by some. His films frequently employ classical music with scenes edited to the rhythm and the structure of the music, as well as satirical songs that are often used to progress the story.
I find it boring when I can predict a film's outcome and find that conventional filmmaking can be quite uninteresting at times. My films have a strange, surrealistic logic to them.
— Alexander Tuschinski, Interview by Steve Williams for Take One 2012.
Alexander Tuschinski