Elyas

The film does not include any LGBTQ+ characters or non-cisgender identities. It does not address themes related to heterosexual relationships or assumptions.

Amina and Nour play central roles in the film, but their roles seem defined by their vulnerability, adhering to traditional protector/protected roles.

The film features Middle Eastern characters as central figures rather than supporting roles, indicating an intention to include diverse ethnic perspectives.

The plot delves into the experiences of characters moving from the Middle East to a Western setting, touching on the psychological impact of Western military intervention.

The protagonist's paranoia may indicate a portrayal of mental health issues or post-traumatic stress. It is unclear if this is handled with sensitivity or as a cliché.