The Fury of Betrayed Women: "Is God Is" Shines a Light on a Dark Reality Aleshea Harris's adaptation of her own play, "Is God Is", is a scathing critique of the systems that fail to protect women from domestic violence.
The film tells the story of Racine and Anaia, two young adult twins who confront their troubled past when their mother, Ruby, reveals the truth about the house fire that nearly consumed them as girls.
The blaze was no accident – it was an act of domestic violence committed by their father. The sisters' isolation is a direct result of societal stigma surrounding survivors of such trauma.