Alfie (2004)

The film explores the moral and emotional consequences of a self-centered, hedonistic lifestyle, ultimately highlighting the emptiness of a life devoid of genuine connection and responsibility. Its focus on individual moral failings and universal human ethics, rather than a specific political ideology or solution, leads to a neutral rating.

The movie features visible diversity within its supporting cast, though the central character maintains his traditional identity. The narrative offers an indirect critique of a traditional male archetype through the protagonist's self-centered and philandering behavior, exploring the consequences of his actions rather than explicitly targeting broader traditional identities.