The film includes non-heteronormative behaviors as part of its study of sexual aberrations. However, these depictions function as voyeuristic spectacles rather than nuanced explorations of identity.

While the film explores dynamics deviating from traditional roles, female characters lack autonomy. They are presented as subjects of study or spectacle rather than independent agents.

The use of global footage provides a diverse visual palette. However, the film often relies on an outsider's gaze that risks reinforcing colonialist tropes and treating cultures as curiosities.

By focusing on themes influenced by Freud and De Sade, the film challenges traditional Western moralities. This exploration is presented through a sensationalist lens rather than structured critique.

There is no evidence of neurodivergence or physical disabilities being portrayed with agency. Such differences risk being used merely as spectacles of deviance within this genre.