Once Upon a Forest

The film lacks any LGBTQ+ characters or representations of non-straight relationships. Character interactions revolve around friendship and cooperation among different species.

The protagonists take a leading role in their quest to save a friend, embodying bravery and ability to act. However, the film adheres to traditional gender roles and archetypes.

As an animated feature with anthropomorphic animals, the film does not depict human racial or ethnic diversity. Instead, it focuses on representing various species.

The narrative critiques human encroachment and industrial impact, challenging anthropocentric hierarchies. It emphasizes collective survival and ecological preservation.

The plot centers on a badger incapacitated by environmental toxins, depicting a victim of circumstance rather than exploring long-term disability in depth.