Diane Has the Right Shape

The film focuses on a male same-sex couple, Thomas and Jacques, as they go through the surrogacy process. This places queer domestic life at the heart of the story, challenging typical family expectations.

Diane is portrayed as an active and independent woman who decides to become a surrogate. She remains emotionally complex and takes charge of her own life, rather than being a passive character.

The narrative appears to focus on a localized and relatively homogeneous social circle. There is no explicit evidence of significant racial diversity within the primary cast or setting.

The film questions traditional Western views on parenthood by focusing on surrogacy. It emphasizes personal emotional connections over conventional family structures.

The film does not show any physical or neurodivergent disabilities.