Well-made, subtle, (almost fully) based movie with some DIE casting

Some DIE casting that can be forgiven due to the film’s exposing of the emotional violence a woman can direct at a man by employing the #MeToo movement’s tropes. A good case study in weaponization of one’s alleged victimhood.

Additionally, the overall message is based: to call a weak male to bravery and to realizing his true potential.

Also has subtle commentary on censorship, which I find based.

DIE elements:

A cringe-worthy DIE character in power position as the principal, and a weak white male that whines in front of her.

Two supporting characters representing body positivity but there is no lecturing on it. They are believable and do not feel forced.