Borat (2006)

The film's central thesis explicitly promotes a progressive critique of American society by using satire to expose widespread prejudices, cultural ignorance, and hypocrisy, making its core conflict and 'solution' (awareness through exposure) align directly with left-leaning ideological concerns.

Borat features a white male protagonist and does not employ explicit DEI-driven casting for its fictional roles. However, its narrative is deeply rooted in satirizing and exposing the prejudices, racism, and sexism prevalent within American society, thereby offering a strong critique of traditional identities and societal biases.

The film extensively uses homophobic and transphobic humor, primarily through Borat's prejudiced worldview and use of slurs. While potentially satirical of bigotry, the portrayal of LGBTQ+ themes is consistently negative, relying on harmful stereotypes and ridicule for comedic effect without any redeeming or affirming representation.

The movie does not contain any action or adventure elements.