Ninjababy

The film focuses on a traditional family structure where everyone is assumed to be straight. There are no visible LGBTQ+ characters or discussions about non-straight relationships.

The story looks at the breakdown of traditional gender roles within a failing marriage. It avoids typical gender stereotypes by emphasizing the emotional turmoil of the parents.

Set in a Norwegian suburb, the cast is mostly white and middle-class. The film does not include characters from diverse ethnic backgrounds.

The narrative challenges the idea of a perfect family by showing the household as a source of emotional distress. It moves away from the idealized Western family image.

There is no direct portrayal of physical or mental disabilities. The film uses fantasy as a way to cope with emotional pain rather than addressing disabilities directly.