The film explores outsider identities on the fringes of social norms. While it suggests a thematic alignment with queer visibility, there is no explicit evidence of non-cisnormative identities.

Wonder Woman provides a female presence within a male-dominated landscape of street performers. The narrative treats performers as individuals defined by economic struggle rather than traditional gender hierarchies.

The setting of Hollywood Boulevard implies a degree of ethnic plurality. The film examines the intersection of identity and economic status through the lens of the performers' struggles.

The documentary critiques the American Dream by highlighting the disparity between Hollywood glamour and actual poverty. It prioritizes the difficult, subjective reality of those pursuing fame.

The film centers on psychological themes, such as Batman's anger and Superman's psyche. These mental health struggles are treated as core identities rather than mere plot devices.