Embattled

The film emphasizes masculine competition and family struggles but does not include characters with non-traditional gender identities or challenge the assumption that everyone is straight.

The story revolves around conflicts involving physical dominance and masculinity. Female characters tend to play secondary or supporting roles, while the film questions the idealized father figure.

The main storyline focuses on a predominantly white family. Although the cast is diverse, the central themes do not specifically address the intersection of race and other identities.

The film challenges the traditional image of the provider father by depicting him as abusive. It highlights communal care and responsibility through caregiving roles.

The inclusion of a sibling with Williams syndrome adds complexity to the family dynamics. This portrayal emphasizes realistic family responsibilities.