I Can't Sleep

The film features a protagonist fascinated by a drag performer, using drag artistry to challenge traditional views on gender roles. Though it avoids explicit same-sex relationships, it disrupts conventional gender norms.

The film centers on the internal psychological experiences of women, emphasizing their emotional and mental states over male-dominated action. Female vulnerability and perception take precedence in driving the narrative.

The cast primarily consists of characters from European backgrounds, with a few representing migration. However, there is a lack of significant racial diversity within the predominantly European setting.

The film critiques modern Western society by highlighting the alienation and disconnection felt in urban environments. It focuses on subjective experiences rather than objective truths.

Insomnia is used as a metaphor for alienation and disconnection, serving more as an atmospheric element rather than a detailed exploration of living with the condition.