The Princess

The film focuses solely on Princess Diana's life and marriage within the British Royal Family. It does not include explicit depictions of LGBTQ+ characters or non-cisgender identities due to the historical limitations of its subject matter.

The documentary challenges traditional gender roles by highlighting Diana's significant role in driving the narrative. It emphasizes her struggle against patriarchal norms and the restrictive expectations of the monarchy.

The visual record primarily features white and Anglo-Saxon individuals, reflecting the historical era and the demographics of the institution being documented. There is no intentional inclusion of diverse racial backgrounds.

The film critically examines Western institutions, portraying the monarchy and the press as oppressive, systemic entities. It dismantles traditional authority structures and power dynamics.

While physical disabilities are not a primary focus, the film captures the psychological impact of constant surveillance. It highlights the mental health consequences of living under intense public scrutiny.