The Skin I Live In (2011)

The film's central conflict critiques the profound violation of bodily autonomy and identity through forced gender reassignment and the abuse of scientific power, aligning its dominant themes with progressive values concerning individual rights and ethical boundaries.

The movie utilizes traditional casting, consistent with its setting and the director's typical approach, without explicit DEI-driven character changes. However, the narrative critically examines the actions of a male protagonist whose abuse of power and control leads to profound violations of identity, portraying these traditional male characteristics in a distinctly negative light.