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The film doesn't feature any explicit LGBTQ+ storylines or characters who don't identify with the gender they were assigned at birth. While it explores personal connections and grief, there are no prominent LGBTQ+ characters that significantly influence the plot.

The story emphasizes psychological depth over traditional gender roles. It looks at how different genders experience trauma rather than sticking to typical masculine or feminine stereotypes.

The film's focus on Spanish America suggests a view of history that connects Europe and Spanish America. This setting provides opportunities to explore the overlapping identities of people from these backgrounds.

The film explores spirituality through metaphysical questions and coping mechanisms rather than critiquing religious institutions. It doesn't explicitly critique Western or capitalist systems.

The film addresses the hidden psychological wounds and mental health issues caused by crisis. It portrays mental trauma with ability to act rather than using it merely as a spectacle.