Dreamland

The film doesn't have any clear LGBTQ+ storylines or non-straight relationships. It avoids typical genre clichés but doesn't include any obvious queer themes either.

The movie centers on women's experiences and inner lives, breaking away from usual genre expectations. It gives women important roles in driving the story.

The film focuses on a small, mostly white community. There isn't much diversity among the main characters.

The story looks at traditional Western ideas from a new angle, focusing on people who are left out of mainstream society, such as a jazz musician who is fading into obscurity.

The film deals with addiction and personal struggles, but these aren't used to represent mental health issues intentionally. Instead, they are just part of the characters' stories.