Blue Is the Warmest Color (2013)

The film offers an intimate, naturalistic portrayal of a young woman's first love and coming-of-age, focusing on universal themes of emotional intensity, self-discovery, and relationship complexities rather than explicit political advocacy, despite its subject matter having progressive associations.

The movie centers on a lesbian relationship, making LGBTQ+ themes central to its narrative and providing a strong counter-narrative to traditional heterosexual identities. However, its casting primarily features white characters, without explicit racial or gender identity swaps of traditionally white roles.