The film places considerable emphasis on showcasing identity traits and diverse backgrounds, sometimes at the expense of deeper character development or nuanced relationships. Audiences may notice that certain characters feel defined more by their surface-level attributes than genuine personalities or unique struggles, giving things a bit of a checklist feel.

Family dynamics and traditional values are treated ambivalently, with more focus on individual discovery and non-traditional choices. Traditional father figures are largely absent or depicted as disconnected. There’s also a faint undercurrent of reinterpreting youthful independence as superior to more grounded or familial choices.

Alternative perspectives, especially more traditional ones, are present but mostly sidelined or played for contrast. The dominant viewpoint is firmly modern and progressive, and any pushback is quickly resolved in favor of the main ideology. Genuine debate or sincere exploration of other worldviews is scant.