Resurrection

The film does not feature any visible LGBTQ+ characters or stories about non-cisgender identities. Relationships focus on heterosexual bonds and interactions with those affected by trauma.

The female lead has supernatural abilities but her power is shown through sacrifice and suffering. Male characters explore intellectual and existential questions, maintaining a traditional gender hierarchy.

The film follows era-specific casting practices with a predominantly white cast. There is no significant racial diversity or non-white protagonists to challenge social norms.

The story delves into spiritual themes through personal existential questions rather than institutional critiques. It examines the morality of miracles within traditional Western storytelling.

The plot acknowledges physical suffering and the quest for healing. However, disability mainly serves as a trigger for supernatural events rather than a portrayal of living with chronic illness.