LifeHack follows four teenage hackers who attempt to steal millions in Bitcoin from their bedrooms, only to find the internet's dark corners closing in around them. The British thriller earns a Leans Progressive label mainly through its political framing: the heist targets a thinly veiled tech-billionaire villain whose profile carries clear left-coded cultural weight, and the teens' motivations gesture toward income inequality. Home lives marked by neglect and dysfunction frame the crew's rebellion without endorsing traditional family structures. The ensemble is racially diverse, and one lead's trans identity is woven in without being the plot's focus. Religion and gender politics stay mostly offscreen, keeping the label mild rather than strongly ideological.