Ender's Game (2013)

The film leans left due to its ultimate message, conveyed through the protagonist's profound moral crisis and subsequent quest for atonement and interspecies understanding, which serves as a strong critique of xenophobia, military manipulation, and the devastating consequences of preemptive war.

Ender's Game demonstrates significant DEI through explicit gender and race-swaps for key characters, such as Colonel Anderson and Dink Meeker, who are portrayed by minority actors. However, the film's narrative primarily focuses on themes of war and leadership, maintaining a neutral stance regarding the portrayal or critique of traditional identities.