One Small Problem

The film centers on characters who reject traditional life milestones, such as marriage and parenthood. Though non-straight relationships are not explicitly confirmed, the story challenges the idea of a traditional nuclear family.

The story flips expectations by showing women rejecting traditional roles like motherhood and domesticity. This challenges the usual hierarchy where women are expected to prioritize family life.

The cast includes a variety of actors, such as Alfonso Dosal and Regina Blandón, suggesting a move towards multi-ethnic representation common in modern Latin American cinema.

The narrative emphasizes individual freedom over traditional family values. It humorously questions parental authority and social norms through a child's actions.

There are no characters with visible or invisible disabilities featured prominently in the narrative.