Neon Genesis Evangelion: Death and Rebirth (1997)

The film's central focus on universal psychological and philosophical themes of human connection, isolation, and existential dread, rather than specific political ideologies, leads to a neutral rating. It explores the consequences of human ambition and fear without advocating for a particular political solution.

This anime film features a cast predominantly of Japanese characters, with some of mixed European heritage, reflecting diversity within its cultural context without explicit racial or gender recasting of roles. The narrative offers a nuanced and often critical examination of its characters, including a deconstruction of traditional masculinity through its male protagonists, though its core themes are more existential and psychological than explicitly centered on modern DEI critiques.