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.