Inside Man (2006)

The film portrays the prejudice and mistaken identity faced by a Sikh man, who is profiled as an Arab/Muslim terrorist, as unjust and ignorant. The narrative condemns this bigotry, positioning the audience to sympathize with those targeted by anti-Muslim sentiment.

The film strongly condemns the historical persecution and exploitation of Jewish people during the Holocaust, portraying the villain, Arthur Case, as despicable for profiting from their suffering. The narrative unequivocally sympathizes with the Jewish victims, framing bigotry against them as profoundly wrong.

The film depicts a Sikh character as a victim of racial profiling and mistaken identity due to his turban, with the narrative clearly condemning the prejudice and ignorance directed at him. The film positions the audience to sympathize with the Sikh character and highlights the injustice of such bigotry.