"Paris, 13th District" features characters whose identities and romantic explorations are central, at times pushing personality and development into the background. It relies heavily on modern relationship dynamics with notable focus on sexuality and fluid identity. Still, the film offers some nuanced character work, avoiding outright caricature.

Traditional foundations like family, long-term commitment, and religious themes are largely absent or sidelined in favor of complex, transient modern relationships. Masculinity is depicted in a vulnerable, sometimes uncertain light, and classic values aren't given much weight.

Alternative or more traditional worldviews aren't earnestly debated; instead, contemporary, progressive attitudes about sex and relationships dominate. There's little sincere space for more conventional perspectives, only brief nods before returning to the film's main themes.