Jumping the Broom (2011)

Jumping the Broom features a supporting character, Malcolm, who is gay. His identity and relationship are initially met with surprise by some family members, particularly the groom's mother. However, the narrative resolves this with the mother's eventual acceptance and apology, affirming Malcolm's identity and relationship within the family.

The film portrays Christianity as a foundational element for the Taylor family, emphasizing its role in their values, traditions, and the sanctity of marriage. While some characters initially exhibit judgmental attitudes, the narrative ultimately affirms the faith's positive aspects, such as love, forgiveness, and community, through the resolution of conflicts.