Dying to Belong

The story centers on female friendship and the trauma of sorority hazing. It does not explicitly address non-binary gender identities or challenge assumptions that everyone is straight.

Lisa Connors is a strong female lead who challenges traditional gender roles. She actively investigates and dismantles corrupt social institutions, showing she is not just a passive character.

The cast includes diverse actors like Gregory Alan Williams. However, the story primarily revolves around a predominantly white collegiate Greek system, focusing less on broader racial issues.

The film criticizes the secretive and morally questionable nature of Western collegiate Greek systems. It portrays these institutions as oppressive structures that prioritize secrecy over transparency.

The film does not focus on visible or invisible disabilities. The central conflict arises from a hazing incident rather than addressing lived experiences of disability.