Trauma

The film does not include any LGBTQ+ characters or explore non-traditional gender identities. The story focuses solely on the survival of the main group and their interactions.

Gender roles are defined by the survivalist horror scenario. Despite the breakdown of social structures, there is little indication of women taking active roles to challenge traditional male dominance.

The story is set in a Chilean context, offering a perspective that moves away from Western-centric views. This localized environment provides a meaningful contrast to the usual homogeneous casting in mainstream horror.

The film critically examines systemic oppression by tying the antagonists to Chile's most troubled historical periods. It delves into how state-sponsored violence creates enduring, harsh legacies.

Characters with visible or invisible disabilities are not shown to have significant control over their situations. Disability is not a key part of the narrative.