In "May December Flixtor," the film's greatest strength lies in its deliberate choice to prioritize character development rather than focusing solely on the plot. The three central figures - the wife who manipulates, the submissive husband, and the starlet who schemes - drive the narrative forward. Among them, Gracie emerges as a fascinating character, intricately crafted like a puzzle box. She portrays herself as naive and oblivious to the hate-filled and offensive messages she receives. However, beneath this facade, she possesses a deep understanding of her own calculated innocence, even openly acknowledging it to the other characters. To her, the questionable means by which she met her second husband are inconsequential, and age holds no significance.