Walter

The story focuses solely on the protagonist's obsession, with no LGBTQ+ characters or non-straight-centered identities influencing the plot.

The film centers on a male protagonist's voyeuristic perspective, where females often serve as objects of his gaze rather than having active roles.

The cast is predominantly white, set in a homogenous urban environment, with no evidence of diverse ethnic perspectives or intentional efforts to include varied backgrounds.

The film critiques organized Western religious structures by depicting a protagonist who rejects established beliefs, offering a deconstruction of religious authority.

Mental instability is a key theme driving the plot and character motivations, but it is used primarily as a narrative device without nuanced portrayal.