The film centers almost entirely on a same-sex romance and places heavy emphasis on themes of female autonomy and forbidden love. Character identities are foregrounded, with little attempt at balance or exploring perspectives that don't align with modern expectations of empowerment or desire. Narrative choices seem heavily influenced by ideological focus.

Traditional views of family, religion, and gender are basically put on trial here, patriarchal norms are questioned at every turn, and classical femininity is reinterpreted through a contemporary lens. There’s little room for traditional roles or moral frameworks. Masculinity is notably sidelined by design.

Nearly every main character shares similar beliefs about autonomy and love; opposing or traditional views are filtered through antagonism or oppressive societal forces. Alternative worldviews, like religious or conservative values, are presented at best as distant constraints to be overcome.