Abstract
Michael Powell's "Black Narcissus" (1947) suggests an individualist path, an alternative to progressive diversity as well as cultural resistance to globalization. While the Anglican nuns largely fail because their ideals prevent expression of their needs and desires, Dip Rai is a young non-binary Indian assimilating British values into his own culture as he finds both love and purpose.
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