Frankie

The film focuses on the romantic and sexual relationship between the protagonist and Theo, highlighting queer identity as the main theme rather than a minor character. This approach avoids including someone from a minority group without giving them real depth and emphasizes the importance of LGBTQ+ relationships.

Masculinity is portrayed through vulnerability and emotional complexity, rather than traditional leadership roles. While the story focuses on male characters, it subtly challenges traditional patriarchal structures within the family.

The cast includes a variety of ethnic backgrounds, reflecting a multicultural urban environment. Although the story is not centered around non-white characters, the diverse representation helps create a realistic setting.

The story breaks down the traditional family unit, showing it as a source of tension and conflict. It prioritizes individual perspectives and neurodivergent viewpoints over conventional societal norms.

The protagonist's neurodivergence is portrayed with ability to act and depth, avoiding it being used merely as a plot device. The film provides a nuanced look at the daily challenges of living with neurodivergence.