Enzo is a 2025 French coming-of-age drama from director Robin Campillo, following a 16-year-old who trades his family's bourgeois expectations for a masonry apprenticeship in the South of France. Through his bond with a Ukrainian coworker, the film traces a quiet awakening to class consciousness and queer desire. The Progressive label reflects several converging signals: the story frames upper-class comfort as something to escape rather than aspire to, a same-sex attraction develops at the center of the plot, and the wider world's conflicts press into the narrative. The personal and political are treated as inseparable. This is a character study, but it carries a clear point of view about identity, privilege, and what growing up honestly requires.