What Have You Done to Solange?

The film focuses on heterosexual relationships, particularly a teacher's affair with a student. There is no representation of LGBTQ+ identities or narratives that question traditional social norms.

Female characters play key roles in driving the narrative but are often portrayed as subjects of violence or voyeurism. The film challenges traditional patriarchal norms by showing male authority figures as morally compromised or ineffective.

The cast is primarily composed of white actors, reflecting the typical makeup of 1970s European genre films. The London setting features a homogeneous ensemble without intentional racial diversity or non-Anglo-Saxon viewpoints.

The story delves into moral relativism and questions the effectiveness of institutions such as the Catholic school system. It operates as a psychological study rather than a critique of systemic issues.

Psychological trauma and hidden secrets are central to the plot, serving to generate suspense rather than offering nuanced portrayals of mental health conditions or independent ability to act.