Identity Crisis is a documentary critically focused on youth gender identity and medical transition. It primarily features detransitioners and concerned parents, framing gender-affirming care as potentially harmful. The film lacks positive LGBTQ+ representation and uses charged language, resulting in a portrayal that is largely skeptical and alarming regarding mainstream approaches to gender diversity.

The film 'Identity Crisis' critically examines gender ideology and its impact on children, primarily through the lens of detransitioners' experiences and concerns about gender-affirming care for minors. It portrays transsexuality and gender transformation from a cautionary perspective, highlighting perceived harms and risks associated with early medical interventions. The narrative emphasizes skepticism about current gender-affirming practices, presenting stories that underscore potential negative outcomes, such as detransition.

The film explicitly and positively emphasizes Christian faith, biblical themes, and the idea of finding true identity in Christ. Its narrative aligns with Christian virtues and scripture, aiming to inspire self-acceptance through a strong Christian worldview.