Poor Things (2023)

The film's central thesis explicitly promotes progressive ideology by critiquing capitalism, class inequality, and patriarchal control, while championing individual liberation and a drive for social improvement.

The film includes a visibly diverse cast with Black and Egyptian American actors, though their roles are noted to be limited and primarily serve the white protagonist's journey. While set in an alternate Victorian world, the narrative is criticized for not deeply engaging with issues of race and poverty, resulting in an acknowledged but underdeveloped social portrayal.