War and Peace

The film follows strict 19th-century conventions that assume everyone is straight and cisgender. There are no representations of LGBTQ+ identities or same-sex relationships, focusing instead on traditional romantic relationships.

Female characters like Natasha Rostova have significant screen time but their influence is limited to domestic and emotional roles. They do not have much control over their lives outside these spheres, which are dominated by male figures in positions of power.

The film portrays the Russian upper class as predominantly white and European. It does not include diverse ethnic backgrounds or perspectives.

The film upholds traditional Western social and religious structures. The Russian Orthodox Church is presented as a central stabilizing force in society.

The film does not feature any prominent characters with visible or invisible disabilities that significantly impact the narrative or provide them with ability to act.