Da Vinci's Demons (2013)

"Da Vinci's Demons" portrays Leonardo da Vinci as bisexual, exploring his same-sex relationships as an integral part of his complex character. While acknowledging historical dangers, the narrative frames societal prejudice as an external obstacle. The portrayal grants Leonardo dignity and agency, affirming his queer identity without condemnation, contributing to a net positive impact.

The series consistently portrays the Catholic Church as a corrupt, power-hungry, and oppressive institution, using its authority for political gain, violence, and suppressing knowledge.

The series portrays mystical and philosophical aspects of Islam, particularly through characters like Al-Rahim, as sources of ancient wisdom and profound knowledge, often contrasting positively with European religious dogma.

The film portrays Jewish communities as victims of Christian persecution, with the narrative framing this bigotry as wrong and positioning the audience to sympathize with them.