George Best: All by Himself

The film focuses on heterosexual relationships typical of the 1960s and 70s. It does not include characters with diverse gender identities or stories that question traditional gender norms.

Women are shown primarily as romantic partners within the celebrity world. The story follows the gender roles and social norms of the mid-20th century without challenging these established patterns.

As a portrait of a Northern Irish icon, the film features a mostly white cast. It does not explore racial diversity or include non-white characters.

The documentary highlights the socioeconomic background of George Best through his working-class roots. However, it does not criticize Western institutions or traditional family structures.

The film offers a realistic look at psychological struggles through the lens of addiction. It avoids overly inspirational portrayals by showing the challenges of managing chronic behavioral issues.