Knock at the Cabin (2023)

The film leans left by centering a loving, stable gay family as the protagonists and subtly critiquing prejudice through their backstory, thereby affirming progressive values within a universal narrative of sacrifice for humanity.

The movie prominently features a gay couple as its central protagonists, along with their adopted Asian daughter, demonstrating a clear and intentional commitment to diverse casting. While the narrative explores the personal struggles tied to their identities, the core conflict focuses on a broader theme of sacrifice rather than explicitly critiquing traditional identities.