The film uses potential queer relationships and homoerotic undertones primarily as a source of absurd comedy and shock value. Elements like a 'special relationship' between a character and his adoptive father, and a climactic kiss between the two male leads, are presented as punchlines or gags. The portrayal lacks dignity, complexity, or affirmation, instead leveraging these themes for ridicule without counterbalance.

The film's comedic and irreverent tone, coupled with its normalization of casual sexuality through humor, leans away from traditional family values, despite a depiction of strong parental authority that is more satirical than critical.

The film features a character literally named 'God' who is a judge in a Swedish court, presiding over a legal case. This portrayal is satirical, depicting 'God' as an eccentric, somewhat foolish, and bureaucratic figure, which trivializes a central concept of the faith for comedic effect.