That sounds like a fun exercise. Take each scene and label it like a clue in a treasure hunt, jot the characters’ motives as suspects, and watch for the plot‑turns that should have been the big reveal. If the film keeps its secrets buried under a tangle of subtext instead of clear logic, that’s probably why the audience didn’t pick up on it. A clean, readable map might show the missed beats and give you a reason to champion it again. Just remember: the puzzle’s worth only if the story’s heart still beats in the gaps.