Byun Kang-swoi (1986)

The film explores the tension between individual sexual desire and societal expectations through a folkloric narrative, without explicitly promoting a specific political ideology or offering a clear ideological solution. Its focus is on human nature and the consequences of extreme behavior rather than advocating for systemic change or traditional values as a political thesis.

The film features a cast consistent with its Korean cultural origin, which does not align with a 'mostly white' global mainstream nor involve explicit race or gender swaps of traditionally Western roles. Its narrative, rooted in Korean folklore, offers character-specific critique rather than explicitly focusing on broader DEI themes or negatively framing traditional identities in a Western context.