Princess

The film does not focus on LGBTQ+ identities or non-traditional gender expressions. It does not include specific queer narratives or challenge assumptions about straight relationships.

Women play key roles in driving the narrative, providing intellectual and emotional leadership. The film challenges traditional patriarchal narratives by highlighting women who navigated high-status circles and societal changes.

The story focuses on Estonian identity during the period following the Soviet era. It explores the concept of national sovereignty and the dismantling of an imposed imperial identity.

The film provides a nuanced look at power structures and economic transitions. It examines the moral complexities involved in moving from a centrally planned economy to a capitalist system.

The film explores mental health and neurodivergence through Anna Lappalainen’s experiences. It portrays the psychiatric institution as a place where systemic issues are played out rather than a clinical environment.