Session 9

The film does not include any visible LGBTQ+ characters or explore non-straight identities. The story focuses on the psychological decline of a male-dominated crew.

The story centers around a traditional, male-dominated blue-collar workplace. Interpersonal dynamics happen mostly between men, reinforcing a conventional masculine environment with little influence from women.

The cast is primarily made up of white actors representing a specific blue-collar demographic. The film lacks diverse ethnic perspectives or characters who reflect more than one aspect of diversity within its localized setting.

The narrative delves into themes of moral relativism and the breakdown of social stability. It emphasizes the instability of truth and skepticism about absolute certainty.

The film provides a harrowing look at mental health and the debilitating effects of psychosis. However, it portrays psychological suffering as a source of dread rather than empowerment.