The film contains no depiction of LGBTQ+ characters or themes, focusing instead on the reclamation of Suzanne Césaire's intellectual and personal legacy.

The film features no portrayal of transsexual characters or themes. It centers on the life of Martinican writer Suzanne Césaire, exploring her anti-colonial activism and surrealist writings through a metatextual lens blending archival fragments with performance.

The movie does not contain any action or adventure elements.

The film depicts historical figures including Suzanne Césaire as female and Aimé Césaire as male, portrayed by actors Zita Hanrot and Motell Gyn Foster respectively, with no alterations to their established genders.

The biopic-style film casts Zita Hanrot, of mixed French and Jamaican descent, in the central role tied to the Black Martinican writer Suzanne Césaire, and Motell Gyn Foster as her husband Aimé Césaire, aligning with their historical racial backgrounds. No race swaps occur in portrayals of key figures.