Blood of Havana

The film includes characters who don't fit typical stereotypes, but it doesn't clearly show specific LGBTQ+ identities or relationships.

The story focuses on a single character who disrupts traditional gender roles. This approach highlights the character’s impact rather than societal norms.

Set in Havana, the film explores identity outside of Western contexts. This non-Western setting helps the narrative break away from traditional Anglo-Saxon storytelling norms.

The film uses irony to critique official state and religious narratives through a false prophecy about communism. This approach questions established beliefs and systems.

A monstrous character is central to the film, but it's unclear if this represents a physical disability or a surreal artistic choice. There isn't enough information to determine this definitively.