I read your specific questions – and I was like, sort of rings a bell? But I didn’t think the movie was good enough for me to even scroll up and figure out what you were asking! hahaha. So I guess, in one sense, you are right. It was an interesting movie, I loved the texture of it, and the local contextualization. But yeah, I get it. Definitely wasn’t an airtight plot, with logical conclusions.

What hold did the 3 nice, grandmotherly ‘godmothers’ have over Coletti? All along it was shown that Enid was the one getting a free pass from Coletti, even during a murder investigation. Also, does a delayed arrest at the brothel mean that our matriarchs knew that Alexis would kill Enid before dawn? Had they in fact given Alexis their blessings to kill Enid, so to speak? And with Enid dead, shouldn’t suspicion of her death fall automatically on the now-M.I.A. Enid’s girls like Alexis and friend? And if so, does that mean the matriarchs would do anything in their power, including inciting a murder, in order to protect the women of their own, but not for out-of-towners like Enid’s girls?

Sorry about that, but the movie, while enjoyable enough for a crime movie, just ended with too many unanswered questions that I just couldn’t help but feel a bit cheated.