The film also explores the significance of community in shaping individual identity. Txato's hometown, with its strong Basque culture and traditions, serves as a backdrop for his journey. The community's expectations and values are deeply ingrained in Txato's family and friends, influencing their behavior and decisions. Bollaín shows how community can both support and constrain individuals, as Txato struggles to balance his own desires with the demands of those around him. The film suggests that community is essential to our sense of belonging, but also acknowledges the need for individuals to forge their own paths and make their own choices.