The Nun’s Story largely focuses on character development, internal struggle, and personal vocation. There is no sign of identity-based casting or storyline detours for modern ideological points. The emphasis is on the lead character’s journey, skill, and faith rather than external identity categories.

The film presents religion, family, and traditional morality respectfully, with nuance and seriousness, not mockery or revision. It treats the Catholic faith and its demands sincerely, even as it explores internal conflicts. There's little evidence of subverting traditional gender roles or cultural revisionism.

While the film centers around religious life, it doesn’t caricature alternative worldviews, rather, it thoughtfully depicts the protagonist's doubts, struggles, and decisions. There’s room for tension, but no agenda-driven villainization of dissenting perspectives. It definitely isn’t pushing ideological uniformity by current-year Hollywood standards.