Making It Up

The film focuses on the relationship between Ana and Rita, two women who explore non-traditional romantic dynamics. Their interactions suggest a move away from typical heterosexual relationships.

The story emphasizes the ability to act and economic independence of women, moving away from traditional submissive roles. It portrays a more complex and autonomous version of womanhood.

The film highlights characters dealing with financial hardships, suggesting a focus on class issues that often intersect with racial and ethnic diversity.

The story challenges traditional views of social stability by focusing on economic struggles. It presents a flexible view of morality and social order rather than strict institutional norms.

There are no characters with visible or invisible disabilities in the film.