I wanted this to be more of a character study than it was. For most of the runtime the interiority of Anora is understood through hostility and profanity. No richness of close relationships (apart from her once-mentioned grandmother and barely-present coworker) exist to contrast antagonistic relationships with nearly everyone else. She balks, but what does she like? What drives her? Is it money, love, or control? If that is the central question posed here, I’m no closer to having an…