Our Time

The film centers on a heterosexual relationship and does not highlight LGBTQ+ identities. It explores an open marriage but does not include explicit non-straight narratives.

Esther is shown taking a leading role in managing the ranch. The film challenges typical male stereotypes by focusing on Juan's emotional vulnerability and jealousy.

The film features a predominantly Mexican cast and a culturally authentic environment. It avoids a Western perspective by grounding the story in a specific region.

The narrative rejects institutional religion in favor of personal, sensory experiences. It redefines the traditional family unit through a secular, postmodern lens.

The film does not include characters with visible or invisible disabilities. The focus remains on the psychological and emotional states of the main characters.