The film centers on a religious convent and a crisis of faith. While the setting often allows for subtextual exploration of repressed identities, there is no documented evidence of explicit LGBTQ+ characters or intimacy.

Women are central to the conflict, as the nuns drive the strange events triggering the investigation. This positions them as the primary focus, though the male investigators still navigate a traditional hierarchy.

The cast's ethnic composition is not specified. Given the historical setting of a convent and church investigation, there is a risk of a homogeneous ensemble lacking intersectional breadth.

The narrative disrupts the idea of organized religion as a stable institution. By focusing on demonic possession and a disaffected priest, it critiques religious authority and traditional spiritual hierarchies.

There is no evidence of characters with visible or invisible disabilities. The horror themes of possession risk using mental health conditions as mere metaphors for evil or plot devices.