The film lacks explicit mention of LGBTQ+ characters or non-cisnormative identities. The plot focuses on soldierly bonds and criminal reintegration, leaning toward traditional masculine-centric storytelling.

The narrative is centered on a male-dominated environment involving soldiers and the criminal underworld. It relies on traditional masculine tropes like the tormented war hero and the criminal.

Ethnic complexity is introduced through the character Mounir and the French military's involvement in Afghanistan. This suggests a moderate level of multiculturalism within the French context.

The story explores systemic failure and social displacement through a protagonist moving from soldier to trafficker. It critiques institutional stability but lacks a clear disruption of Western norms.

Physical disability is represented through Mounir, who was wounded in an ambush. This provides a lens into trauma and impairment, though his agency remains unclear.