Brüno (2009)

The film "Brüno" presents its central gay character as an extreme caricature, using his flamboyant identity and stereotypical traits as the primary source of shock humor and mockery. While attempting to satirize homophobia by exposing the prejudices of others, the film's depiction of queer identity itself is largely problematic, relying on exaggeration and ridicule rather than affirmation or dignity.

The film uses Brüno's outrageous character to satirize homophobia and hypocrisy often expressed by individuals claiming Christian faith. By exposing and ridiculing this bigotry, the narrative implicitly affirms a more tolerant view and positions the audience to sympathize with those targeted by prejudice.

The film employs satire to expose Islamophobia and prejudice, especially during Brüno's attempts to mediate the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. By ridiculing bigoted viewpoints, the narrative positions the audience to condemn such prejudice and affirm the dignity of Muslim people.

Through Brüno's interactions, the film satirizes antisemitism and prejudice, particularly in the context of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The narrative's intent is to expose and condemn bigotry, thereby affirming the dignity of Jewish people.