Showgirls (1995)

The film critiques the exploitation and objectification of women within a predatory capitalist entertainment industry, aligning with progressive concerns about systemic power dynamics, though its resolution emphasizes individual rejection rather than collective action.

Showgirls features a predominantly white main cast, typical of its 1990s Las Vegas setting, with some visible diversity in supporting roles but no explicit DEI-driven casting. The narrative critiques the exploitative aspects of the entertainment industry and the objectification of women, focusing on individual moral failings and power dynamics rather than explicitly portraying traditional identities negatively or centering on DEI themes.