Cocaine Bear

Representation / casting choices

Ensemble fits the 1980s Georgia drug-world and forest setting with a natural mix of characters; no visible DEI emphasis, quotas, identity swaps, or mismatches with story logic or period.

Political / ideological dialogue

No activist speeches, modern political debates, or ideological messaging; all dialogue supports comedy, drug chaos, and survival plot.

Identity-driven story themes

Narrative is pure absurd drug-bear rampage and human survival; zero focus on race, gender, sexuality, or identity-based arcs or conflicts.

Institutional / cultural critique

Light comedic jabs at drug smuggling and park bureaucracy appear as silly spectacle, not serious modern activist critique of capitalism, patriarchy, or institutions.