My Own Private Idaho (1991)

The film's dominant themes of queer identity, homelessness, and class disparity are explored with deep empathy for marginalized characters, aligning with progressive values, even if it offers personal rather than explicit political solutions.

The movie features a predominantly white main cast without explicit race or gender swaps. However, its narrative deeply explores the lives of gay male hustlers, offering an empathetic portrayal of marginalized identities that subtly critiques traditional societal norms and masculinity.