Split

The film does not include any LGBTQ+ characters or explore non-traditional gender identities. The narrative focuses solely on the psychological fragmentation of the antagonist and the survival of the female protagonists.

The story challenges traditional gender roles by giving a significant role in driving the story to three female protagonists. Casey, in particular, uses her trauma and observational skills to actively drive the story rather than being passive.

The cast includes characters from various backgrounds, adding some diversity. However, the film does not use race as a primary theme or explore multiple aspects of identity.

The film focuses on individual psychological struggles rather than broader cultural or religious themes. It emphasizes survivalist morality centered around biological and evolutionary factors.

The plot centers on Dissociative Identity Disorder, which may reinforce negative stereotypes by portraying it as a predatory condition. However, the character's internal complexity adds some depth beyond simple caricature.