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Solomon Fix

Name: Solomon Fix
Director: Doug TenNapel
Released: 2008
Duration: 7 min

Representation Score

2.0/10

Minimal

2008

TV-Y7

Director

Doug TenNapel

Runtime

7 minutes

Average Rating

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New Showbiz Analysis

The film presents a narrow cast consisting of a male child and male voice actors for the bear characters. No female characters are named in the credits or synopsis, limiting gender representation. Racial and ethnic backgrounds are unspecified for all characters, resulting in absent diversity metrics. LGBTQ+ representation is entirely absent, with no same-sex relationships or identity themes depicted. Disability is not addressed, as the troll antagonist serves a generic narrative function rather than a metaphorical one. Cultural and religious themes are minimal, focusing solely on the toy-owner dynamic. The overall diversity score reflects this lack of varied representation across all categories. The narrative relies on standard fantasy elements without engaging with modern identity frameworks or diverse character backgrounds.

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Category Breakdown

Does Solomon Fix have LGBTQ+ representation?

Minimal

No same-sex romance or queer identities appear in the synopsis or cast. The narrative centers on a teddy bear’s desire for a human owner. No LGBTQ+ themes are present.

How does Solomon Fix portray gender?

Minimal

The cast includes a male child, Ned, and male voice actors for the bears. No female characters are named in the provided credits or plot summary. Representation is limited to male figures.

How racially and ethnically diverse is Solomon Fix?

Minimal

The synopsis and cast list do not specify the race or ethnicity of the human character or bears. No racial or ethnic diversity themes are present or explored in the narrative.

How does Solomon Fix represent religion and culture?

Minimal

The story centers on a child’s relationship with a toy and a troll threat. Faith, family dynamics, or national institutions are not explored or mocked. The narrative remains traditional and simple.

Does Solomon Fix include disability representation?

Minimal

No characters display lasting impairments, stigmatized bodies, or neurodivergence. The troll is a generic antagonist, not a disability metaphor. No disability themes are present in the film.

Present on Screen

Clear focus on the dynamic between the toy and the boy owner.
Simple narrative structure suitable for a young audience.
Distinct character voices for the main bear characters.

Limited or Absent

No female characters are named in the credits or synopsis.
Racial and ethnic backgrounds of characters are unspecified.
LGBTQ+ and disability themes are entirely absent from the narrative.

Official Synopsis

Solomon Fix is a cheerful teddy bear, out to do good and win the heart of his boy owner, Ned. The only problem is Ned wants nothing to do with him. When Solomon sees a troll sneaking into Ned's bedroom, will he save the day, or be banished to the world of teddy bears again?

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