Miami Rhapsody (1995)

Miami Rhapsody includes a minor gay character, Antonio, whose identity and relationship are revealed incidentally. The film presents his sexuality without strong positive validation or negative ridicule, treating it as a matter-of-fact detail within the broader comedic narrative of various romantic entanglements. The portrayal is largely neutral, neither uplifting nor denigrating.

The film portrays a Jewish family with warmth, humor, and depth, focusing on their cultural traditions and family dynamics. While it humorously depicts the sometimes overwhelming nature of familial expectations, it does so with affection and nuance, not as a critique of the religion itself. The narrative aligns with the dignity of the family's cultural identity, presenting their struggles and joys with sympathy.