Baby

The film doesn't include any explicit LGBTQ+ characters or stories. It focuses on the psychological tension between the main character and others she meets.

The movie challenges traditional views of femininity by showing maternal bonds as manipulative rather than nurturing. This shifts the usual idea of a caring mother into something more controlling.

The cast is mostly made up of people from Spain, with only one character standing out due to albinism. There’s very little diversity otherwise.

The film questions the idea of the perfect Western family by showing the home as a place of pain and suffering. It looks at moral flexibility and how families can be broken.

Characters with noticeable physical differences, like a girl with an unusual walk, play important roles in the story. They have some control over their part in the plot.