#class-conflict

#class-conflict

To Cook a Bear dramatizes a 1852 northern Sweden pastor who defends Sami and the poor, clashing with local powers over social justice and corruption.

My Beautiful Laundrette became an influential independent British film by exposing race, class, and queer tensions while launching key careers through word-of-mouth success.

The Hairy Ape portrays a worker's identity crisis, class conflict, and the futility of using force to regain belonging through expressionist drama.

Jaws, originally a novel by Peter Benchley, critiqued elitism but was transformed into a blockbuster that shifts its political narrative.