Yo soy Betty, la fea (1999–2001)

The film's central critique of superficial beauty standards and workplace discrimination based on appearance, championing authenticity and inner worth, aligns with progressive values despite the individual transformation narrative.

This Colombian telenovela features a naturally diverse Latin American cast. Its narrative is a profound and central critique of superficial beauty standards, class distinctions, and the objectification of women in a male-dominated corporate setting, championing the underdog and challenging traditional societal norms.