The Canterville Ghost (2023)

The film satirizes both British aristocratic tradition and American commercialism, offering a liberal capitalist critique of systemic flaws without explicitly endorsing a contemporary US partisan ideology. Its balanced critique and focus on empathy as a solution position it as neutral.

The film features a racially diverse American family, with traditionally white roles recast with Black and British-Indian actors, showcasing intentional DEI in its casting. The narrative explores themes of cultural exchange, forgiveness, and compassion, and includes a strong female protagonist, but does not explicitly engage with broader systemic DEI issues or critically portray traditional identities.