Dallas Buyers Club (2013)

The film critiques systemic failures in healthcare regulation and pharmaceutical practices, aligning with left-leaning concerns, but champions an individualistic, entrepreneurial solution through a 'buyers club' that resonates with libertarian ideals of self-reliance and skepticism of government overreach, ultimately balancing its political leanings.

The movie features traditional casting for its primary roles. While it incorporates significant DEI themes through its portrayal of the AIDS crisis and a central LGBTQ+ character, the narrative does not explicitly critique traditional identities. Instead, it focuses on a protagonist's personal evolution and institutional challenges.