Star Trek: Insurrection (1998)

   Film number nine from the Star Trek dynasty has a modern miracle of a
   highly advanced, supposedly idyllic 24th century society that has not
   managed to eliminate the patriarchal concept of gender. The Baku have
   reached great technological advance, but rejected technology for the
   sake of happiness and isolation on their own planet. The Star Trek
   crew stages its Insurrection to defend this idyllic society. The
   movie wastes a chance to explore future gender relations, and it's
   pretty boring, too.