April, May and June

The film explores non-traditional family structures through three half-sisters with different fathers. While specific LGBTQ identities are not mentioned, the departure from conventional family models allows for diverse orientations.

The story focuses entirely on the perspectives and actions of the daughters. By emphasizing the emotional intelligence and interpersonal relationships of the female characters, the film challenges traditional patriarchal structures.

There is no information available regarding the racial or ethnic composition of the characters. As a result, no assessment can be made.

The story challenges the traditional Western family unit by highlighting disparate paternal lineages. It moves away from conventional domesticity toward an existential examination of legacy.

The inclusion of an autistic brother, Jan, integrates neurodivergence into the main storyline. The characters' roles are closely tied to their responsibilities towards a neurodivergent family member.