Jeruzalem

The film does not include any explicit LGBTQ+ characters or storylines. The narrative focuses solely on the immediate survival of the central group, without exploring non-traditional gender identities.

Characters operate within an egalitarian survivalist framework rather than a strict patriarchy. However, they largely adhere to established action-horror archetypes without challenging traditional gender roles.

The international setting provides a diverse cast of tourists representing a globalized demographic. This offers representation that goes beyond a purely homogeneous Western perspective.

The plot relies heavily on biblical and apocalyptic imagery. Instead of critiquing religious institutions, the story embraces established religious history and motifs.

Characters are defined primarily by their physical ability to navigate the chaos. There is no significant portrayal of characters with disabilities taking control or acting on their own terms.