High Heels (1991)

The film's central focus is a highly personal melodrama exploring complex mother-daughter dynamics, ambition, and crime, which are largely apolitical in nature. While featuring strong female characters and elements of gender fluidity, these are integrated into a personal narrative rather than serving as explicit political statements or ideological promotions.

The movie's casting is traditional within its Spanish context, without explicit racial or gender recasting of established roles. However, the narrative incorporates elements of gender identity exploration through a drag queen character, subtly engaging with non-traditional identities without explicitly critiquing traditional ones as a central theme.