Yes & No

The film focuses on abstract concepts rather than human social identities, avoiding direct representations of LGBTQ+ experiences. It replaces traditional romantic relationships with the dualities of 'Yes' and 'No,' which represent opposing viewpoints.

The film subverts traditional gender hierarchies by presenting characters as intellectual equals rather than focusing on biological sex. Their cosmic struggle neutralizes typical gender roles and power dynamics.

The stylized, non-human world avoids racial stereotypes but does not engage with specific racial or ethnic identities. The narrative does not address particular ethnic backgrounds or cultural diversity.

The film challenges singular moralities by presenting conflicts as tensions between opposing truths. This approach deconstructs the binary foundations of traditional Western institutional logic.

Disability is not a central theme or plot device in the film. The focus on abstract concepts results in a neutral portrayal that avoids both including someone from a minority group without giving them real depth and clichés.