Greener Grass

The film doesn't include any explicit LGBTQ+ characters or same-sex relationships. It focuses more on questioning the idea that everyone is straight rather than centering on LGBTQ+ stories.

The movie challenges traditional gender roles by showing domestic life as a stressful, staged performance. It questions the idealized image of the nuclear family and traditional masculinity and femininity.

The cast mainly features white, middle-class suburban characters. The film highlights the lack of diversity through its visual style, but it doesn't use diverse casting to break the demographic norm.

The film effectively mocks Western cultural norms such as consumerism and strict manners. It portrays the pursuit of social status as an empty and absurd act.

The film does not focus significantly on visible or invisible disabilities. Psychological states of characters are explored through surrealism rather than specific studies of neurodivergence or mental health.