The Dictator (2012)

The film critiques authoritarianism and champions a transition to democracy, but it equally satirizes the flaws and hypocrisies within Western democratic systems and progressive activism, resulting in a balanced, centrist critique of ideological extremes.

The movie features a diverse cast, but its casting decisions are not driven by explicit DEI-focused race or gender swaps. The narrative is a political satire that critiques power and societal absurdities, rather than explicitly targeting or negatively portraying traditional identities from a DEI perspective.