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The season finale closes on reclaimed power and righteous vengeance, the full-circle answer to everything the earlier arcs stripped away. In this episode, I review Is God Is, focusing on themes of righteous vengeance, sisterhood, and trauma and healing.


Movie Link - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt34379307/


Episode References:

Ep. 1 - The Front Room - https://youtu.be/ByvIzqsbTwI


Takeaways:

My mama can't send me on no hunt to kill my daddy.

I want to feel why this meant so much to the characters.

These girls were desperate.

I work very hard to love my life.

The importance of healing so that you don't live your life through trauma.

The film's clarity was high, but enjoyment was low.

The film felt like a stage play rather than cinematic.


Keep this discussion going on YT - @pinkladyprod and IG - @pod.kink

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