Belladonna of Sadness

The film doesn't explicitly include LGBTQ+ identities or non-straight relationships. Themes of sexual freedom and body autonomy are explored, but not linked to specific queer identities.

Jeanne's journey challenges traditional gender roles by shifting from being a victim to having supernatural power. The film focuses on a woman reclaiming her sexuality and resisting patriarchal control.

Set in a late medieval European context, the film maintains historical homogeneity. It doesn't intentionally include diverse ethnic identities within its specific social setting.

The film sharply criticizes religious dogma and clergy as oppressive tools. It portrays the protagonist's descent into witchcraft as a reaction to institutional cruelty.

The film examines psychological and physical trauma stemming from systemic violence. However, these experiences serve the supernatural plot rather than exploring disability directly.