Born in Flames (1983)

The film's central thesis explicitly promotes radical progressive and anti-capitalist ideology, advocating for revolutionary action by marginalized groups against systemic oppression and state control.

This film demonstrates significant Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion through its intentional casting of a predominantly female, racially diverse, and LGBTQ+ ensemble. The narrative explicitly critiques traditional power structures and societal norms, centering the experiences and struggles of marginalized groups.

The film portrays lesbian characters as integral, strong, and active participants in a revolutionary feminist movement. Their identity is presented as a positive aspect of their solidarity and resistance against systemic oppression, contributing to an overall empowering and affirming narrative of collective action and liberation.

The movie does not contain any action or adventure elements.