Arsenal

The film does not depict any LGBTQ+ identities. Instead, it focuses on the class-based solidarity and the revolutionary struggle against the socio-political structures of the time.

Women are shown as active participants in the revolutionary movement, working and fighting alongside men. This portrayal challenges traditional gender roles.

The film critiques the dominance of the Russian Empire by emphasizing a transnational proletariat identity that goes beyond traditional ethnic divisions.

The narrative criticizes capitalist and imperial institutions, presenting the dismantling of the old social order as a moral necessity. Traditional religious and state institutions are portrayed as oppressive.

The film does not focus on characters with disabilities. Characters are primarily defined by their socio-economic status and their role in the revolution.