Traceless

The story focuses on traditional heterosexual relationships, such as Étienne Meunier’s marriage and his desire for a perfect family life. There is no representation of non-binary or transgender identities, nor any critique of heterosexuality.

The film highlights traditional masculine success through Meunier’s career advancement and role as a provider. The female characters are portrayed as idealized wives, reinforcing conventional domestic roles rather than challenging gender norms.

The cast and setting reflect a uniform social group. The conflict centers on class-related tensions between an executive and a petty criminal, without addressing racial or ethnic diversity.

The narrative examines the instability underlying a successful capitalist lifestyle by revealing the cracks in a seemingly stable existence. It delves into the tension between established social norms and those living on the fringes.

The film does not include any depiction of physical or cognitive disabilities.