Avatar: The Way of Water (2022)

The film's central thesis explicitly promotes progressive ideology through its clear allegories for anti-colonialism, environmental protection, and indigenous rights, portraying the human invaders as agents of systemic destruction and exploitation.

Avatar: The Way of Water features visible diversity within its cast, particularly among the Na'vi characters, who are presented as an indigenous-coded society. The narrative strongly critiques colonial expansion and environmental destruction, explicitly portraying the invading human forces, often led by white male antagonists, in a negative light.