Made in Italy

The film does not feature characters with non-straight identities. The stories focus on typical domestic situations without showing any queer presence or challenging norms.

The characters mostly follow traditional gender roles from the 1960s. Women play supporting roles, and the stories highlight conflicts within the home rather than empowering women.

The film focuses on the cultural differences between Northern and Southern Italy. It does not include characters from non-white backgrounds, relying on regional differences to show diversity.

The film effectively critiques societal structures and economic inequalities. It uses social satire to present a fragmented view of Italian society and economic changes.

The film does not prominently feature characters with visible or invisible disabilities. The narrative focuses on socioeconomic and regional issues rather than disability.