Borderline

The film does not include any LGBTQ+ narratives or characters who explore their gender identity in depth. The story revolves around the criminal underworld and law enforcement, which are dominated by heterosexual and cisgender characters.

The plot follows a traditional masculine-focused storyline, emphasizing male protagonists and power struggles among men. This results in a lack of significant roles for women, leaving them with limited influence over the story.

The film portrays a relatively homogenous Marseille underworld, with a focus on the criminal elements and law enforcement. It does not make an effort to include diverse racial or cultural backgrounds in its central power structures or casting choices.

The narrative explores the complexities of law enforcement and criminality by challenging the sanctity of Western legal systems. It highlights systemic corruption within institutions, questioning their legitimacy and integrity.

The film does not integrate any visible or invisible disabilities into the characters' stories. Instead, it focuses on the physical consequences of violence and conflict, without addressing neurodivergence or disability.