The film emphasizes the protagonist’s identity, an agoraphobic, neurodivergent female tech worker, over more traditional, skill-based storytelling. It’s clear the character’s traits are foregrounded, occasionally feeling like boxes are being ticked. Some viewers may feel that story tension takes a back seat to the film’s statement on modern social anxieties.

Traditionally masculine institutions, law enforcement, tech companies, are depicted in a negative or inept light, while the protagonist’s marginalized status is shown as a strength. There’s a subtle feel that religion, family, or tradition are irrelevant to the story’s world, reflecting modern sensibilities.

The story largely embraces a contemporary set of moral and social assumptions, with little sign of genuine alternative perspectives. Dissenting voices, when present, are mostly caricatured or serve as obstacles rather than sincere viewpoints, creating an atmosphere of ideological homogeneity.