Here's the breakdown:
* The World: In the dystopian future depicted in the film, America is ruled by a powerful corporation called "The Network". The Network controls most aspects of life and uses televised "Games" as a form of entertainment, where condemned criminals compete for their lives against heavily armed "hunters".
* The Slave: The protagonist, Ben Richards, is a former police officer wrongfully convicted of a crime. He's forced to participate in the deadly "Running Man" game.
* The Oppression: The film hints at a societal shift, where women have taken on a more dominant role, with men often marginalized and ridiculed in a patriarchal society.
* The Rebellion: Ben Richards, through his participation in the game, gains a platform to expose the Network's brutality and inspire others to resist.
It's not a direct focus of the plot, but it does touch upon the themes of societal control and the rebellion against it, even if the "women in power" aspect isn't explicitly explored.