"Is God Is," directed by Aleshea Harris, is a feature film adapted from her play. The story follows twin sisters Racine and Anaia who seek revenge against their abusive father, Man, after their dying mother requests that they kill him.
Overview
The film explores themes of misogyny and revenge. Twin sisters Racine (Kara Young) and Anaia (Mallori Johnson) were severely burned by their father as children. Their mother Ruby (Vivica A. Fox) is also scarred and asks them to kill their father. Man, played by Sterling K. Brown, is presented as a serial abuser. The narrative involves encounters with characters who defend or protect Man.
Reception
The film is noted for its performances, particularly by Young and Johnson, and its visual style. Some critics note that the third act is less impactful than earlier sequences.