The Eyes of My Mother

The film does not include any explicit LGBTQ+ characters or narratives. It focuses solely on the protagonist's psychological issues without addressing queer identity.

Elisabeth challenges traditional gender roles by taking absolute control and exerting violent ability to act. She replaces masculine dominance with a terrifying, feminine autonomy.

The film maintains a very homogeneous look in its rural setting. It does not feature diverse casting or explore multi-layered identities.

The film challenges conventional Western morals by presenting the protagonist's actions as an internal reality rather than a social violation. It uses moral relativism to question standard ethical boundaries.

The protagonist's severe psychological trauma and psychosis are explored as part of the horror narrative. However, these elements primarily serve to drive the plot.