Because I knew it was a lesbian before I watched it, it is not difficult to understand the behavior of the gangster mistress who seduced the heroine publicly at the beginning, otherwise the elevator section at the beginning of the film would be quite strange. Even if homosexuality does not need a reason, if there is a righteous man, it can't be too obvious, not to mention that he is still a small gang leader.
The development of the later plot, the more I watch it, the more I feel like an erotic movie. This coquettish and sexy gangster mistress can really kill both men and women. Anyone with a discerning eye will know that after seducing a man, he seduces a woman. Of course, this is also something that is willing to fight and suffer. This heroine is really not picky eaters.
Well, if the story was just that, it would be boring, so an opportunity to make a fortune presented itself. Two women partnered to seek a huge sum of 300w. Although the process was bumpy and accidents occurred again and again, but the stumbles finally allowed them to get the money and get rid of the dark days.
(Retelling is a fun thing to do, especially in these crime films, like the Lohan series.)
Get a different feel for it.
In fact, from the beginning of the film until the poor little boss fell in white paint, I always thought that this coquettish mother-in-law was just using the heroine, but the ending of the film was beyond my expectations. For a stranger, is it so easy to believe?
There are two very interesting sentences in the heroine's play, one is "I can find someone to sleep with, but to steal things, I must find someone who understands"; the other is, "You I didn't go, so I won't go either." In this way, she is still quite contradictory. So, it seems that this jump is too fast. Even after having a skin-to-skin relationship, I still won't trust my bed partner (nonsense, I shouldn't believe it in the first place, no matter if it's a man or a woman, it's better not to believe it in bed, isn't it all about feature films). However, after seeing the money, he immediately changed his mind. It's really money that makes ghosts push the mill.
At the end, I still haven't figured out whether the two are for money or love, and the result.
However, it is always good to be able to trust, no matter what.
The film is very well shot, although the flashbacks interspersed are a bit confusing, I don't know if it is the product of overplaying the skills...
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