After his grandson accidentally shoots him, a dying crime boss entrusts three neighborhood grandmothers with his fortune. They have one year to help struggling families build better lives, or his ruthless lieutenant inherits everything. The women begin with a simple invitation: Sunday dinner.
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Their table becomes a refuge, but violence, grief, and revelations about the money’s origins threaten their work. As the women confront their own losses, they must decide whether they can use the legacy of a man who harmed their families to protect the next generation.
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The neighborhood begins to change, but its progress carries a cost. A murder remains unresolved, and protecting what they have built demands troubling choices. The Debt asks what redemption requires—and whether doing good can ever settle what is owed.