Una

The events unfold in a contemporary setting, roughly fifteen years after the original abuse. The confrontation and the subsequent party take place within a short window, underscoring modern attitudes toward accountability and memory. The period feels current, reflecting contemporary social dynamics around power and justice.

Most action centers around a large warehouse where Ray works and where Una confronts him. Other key settings include a coast hotel room—the site of the initial abuse—, a suburban home, and a party at Ray's residence, as well as the urban streets and the warehouse locker room. The shifting environments highlight the clash between public success and private trauma.

🧠 Trauma

Una’s memories of grooming shape her present actions and emotions. The film traces how trauma alters trust, relationships, and self-perception. Recounting the past does not erase pain, but it drives her in the present confrontation.

⚖️ Accountability

Ray’s past actions are scrutinized in the present, testing whether accountability can come through confrontation or exposure. The corporate and social contexts complicate justice, as appearances can mask wrongdoing. The narrative probes the limits of forgiveness and the consequences of denial.

🎭 Facade

Public success and private cruelty coexist, as Ray’s polished image masks a history of abuse. Una’s pursuit of truth disrupts the façade, revealing harm behind respectable appearances. The tension between appearance and reality drives the drama.