The film leans heavily into identity-focused storytelling, emphasizing topics like trauma, mental health, and social media-induced outrage, sometimes at the expense of organic character development. The central character’s journey is framed less as a nuanced exploration and more as a statement on modern cultural anxieties, which can disrupt narrative cohesion.

Traditional ideas around friendship, responsibility, and even justice are subverted or moralized from a distinctly modern perspective. The film’s handling of family and morality appears intentionally gray or critical, often undermining clear right and wrong in favor of relativistic ambiguity.

Alternative perspectives on gender, identity, or mental health are absent or played for critique. Most characters align with prevailing current-year values, and dissenting viewpoints are quickly dismissed or villainized, giving the story an unmistakable ideological bent.