The Rainbow Experiment

No LGBTQ+ characters, same-sex romance, or identity discussions appear in the credits, synopsis, or dialogue. The narrative focuses entirely on a school accident and the subsequent investigation.

Women appear as the school nurse and English teacher, but the primary narrative drive centers on the male student victim and male administrative figures. Female characters remain in supporting or procedural capacities.

The cast lists actors with diverse surnames like Benhamou, Bhatt, and Guerrero, suggesting some ethnic variety. However, the provided context does not specify which characters are non-white or assign them significant narrative depth.

The film critiques institutional authority, with dialogue describing the principal as a douchebag and teachers as partly cops. It questions the school system’s handling of the accident, framing bureaucratic procedures as obstructive rather than helpful.

The central plot involves a student who suffers a permanent, disfiguring injury from the experiment. The film depicts the ongoing aftermath, including medical treatment and the student's changed social standing.