Raze

The film does not include any LGBTQ+ character arcs or narratives that challenge straight-centered assumptions. The storyline focuses solely on the physical struggle for survival within a prison environment.

Female characters have significant physical strength and combat skills, subverting the 'damsel in distress' stereotype. They are defined by their survival abilities rather than their relationships to male characters.

The cast is predominantly white, with limited diversity. The film does not use a diverse cast as a central narrative element.

The narrative portrays traditional institutions as corrupt and predatory. It critiques the effectiveness of Western social structures through a lens of moral relativism.

Characters with disabilities are not given significant roles or ability to act. The focus on physical prowess sidelines characters with disabilities or chronic illnesses.