Plan B: True

The film focuses on the technical aspects of professional skateboarding and does not include characters or stories related to non-straight or non-cisgender identities. It emphasizes athletic achievements and personal legacies.

The film highlights a male-dominated athletic culture. Athletes like Danny Way and Ryan Sheckler represent a traditional masculine sporting environment, with little emphasis on women's roles or experiences.

The film includes athletes from various racial backgrounds, such as Felipe Gustavo, reflecting the global nature of the skateboarding community. However, it focuses more on showcasing athletic skills rather than exploring racial identity.

The documentary celebrates the unique subcultural identity of professional skateboarders. It emphasizes the pursuit of excellence and innovation within the sport, rather than critiquing religious or traditional family structures.

The film concentrates on high-level athletic performance. It does not feature any athletes with visible or invisible disabilities, focusing solely on the abilities of the Plan B team members.