Just Around the Corner

The film does not include any LGBTQ+ identities, sticking strictly to traditional family structures as expected in the 1930s.

Women in the film are cast in roles centered around household management, reinforcing traditional gender roles without challenging them.

The movie reflects the predominantly white, middle-class society of the 1930s, catering to a specific consumer base.

The film aligns with traditional Western values, portraying the purchase of appliances as a means to achieve family stability and a perfect home.

Characters with disabilities are not featured, and there is no emphasis on their roles or experiences in the storyline.