Spirits

The film doesn't explicitly address the sexual orientation or gender identity of the main characters. It focuses on shared trauma rather than exploring diverse identities.

Raven plays a key role in driving the plot, offering a degree of female empowerment. However, it's unclear if this challenges traditional gender roles or simply follows typical horror movie conventions.

Names like Kota hint at potential diversity, but the film does not confirm racial identities. There is no visual indication of color-blind casting or specific ethnic representation.

The film uses spiritualism clichés, such as a failed séance. It lacks a clear critique of broader societal or class structures.

The film does not include characters dealing with physical, neurological, or mental health disabilities.