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How the ‘Effed-Up Fairy Tale’ of ‘Is God Is’ Went From Stage to Screen

How the ‘Effed-Up Fairy Tale’ of ‘Is God Is’ Went From Stage to Screen

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Aleshea Harris has adapted her acclaimed play 'Is God Is' into a film that explores themes of revenge and trauma through the story of twin sisters. The film features a strong cast and has garnered support from notable figures, including Beyoncé. It highlights the journey of the sisters as they seek to confront their past and their father who wronged them.

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