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THE FLORIDA PROJECT (2017) dir. Sean Baker
One of the most glaring themes in Is God Is is the way his sons fight tooth and nail to uphold his tyranny. The fight to uphold the patriarchy they are bound to inherit and benefit from, despite the destruction it does to their own mothers and sisters.
Ezekiel didnât even know his father, but he was prepared to commit murder in his name. Because thatâs his God. All he knows of him is the altar. Just like the biblical story of Ezekiel, he believes his dad is coming back/there will be restoration. Despite being so clearly exiled. And heâs ready to kill about it. While Riley was choking out Anaya, he made sure to let her know that he didnât care what his brother did. The twin brothers probably knew their mother was being abused but their alliance is with the patriarch.
Is God Is (2026) dir. Aleshea Harris
You are my onion.
Yeah, well, youâre my fucking onion.

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Boots Riley shooting the miniatures sequence for I Love Boosters
so many people leaving the theater during the I Love Boosters credits theyâre gonna miss the end credits sceneâŚ. sad !
New character posters for I Love Boosters dir. Boots Riley, in theaters May 22, 2026!
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Is God Is was a transformative film for me to see; it gave me Black American Southern Gothic, revenge fable vibes.
The use of twins, palindromes, duality, sprinklings reminiscent of the biblical Cain & Abel and the sacrificial lamb, and inheriting our parents violence & traumas. and just the overall narrative of things many of us growing up in a system that purposely facilitates & perpetuates breaking up Black families via institutions and via the incubation of honest to god psychopathic traits supported by a patriarchal system that seeks to displace, destroy, and harm Black women and children. internalized and externalized Black male patriarchal violence that gets passed from father to child and enacted onto replicating microcosms of this structure. Narcissistic abuse and entitled ownership of people as objects. The deification of mother and father in Black households. the smoke of favoritism and respectability flavoring all of that, taken to a literal degree in the film.
the revelry in & of violence, retaliatory or just finding justifications to harm others who are also products of harm themselves. The phrase âaint no fun when the rabbit got the gunâ comes to mind but is also subverted in the movie i think. what if the rabbit was just a wolf pup this whole time? The unflinching confrontation of the presence ugliness in Black women, physically and otherwise, contrasting with that simultaneous lusting that only exoticized and hyper sexualized gendered racialized Black women can know experiencing, the hate yet they still hunger for us, nonetheless.
The still being and becoming even after all that. i almost thought we was gon get a cut and dry revenge film but nah, we didnât but it leaves room for contemplation and self reflection on our own experiences within Black families or the expectations our family members project onto us.
i felt lowkey seen by some Racineâs crazy ass, violent reasoning lmao. i can be that evil & calculating when someone got me pissed off too. She was by no means an evil mastermind tho, moreso feral and lust for a paradigm shift.
i loved when Anaia asked the other twin if he also feels like his sibling lowkey liked the fact that they (Anaia, the more visibly scarred sister) were the âweirdâ and different ones bc that gave their siblings the excuse to be whoever they wanted to be.
Sterling K. Brownâs performance gave me chills. He embodied, quiet, studied psychopathic evil so well. that man never hurried or rushed once after doing the horrible things he done, and kept a bright white smile on his face. but what terrified me about him was the slow quietness that he kept about him. the way he could mimic emotions to lure those he wanted something from into a false sense of security. itâs stressful watching it from the outside bc I know it but the characters in the movie dont lmao. also that man just fine as hell.
Racine did a beautiful job exhibiting those same psychopathic behaviors too, her acting was engaging. one of my intrusive thoughts watching her was, âbout time we had a up and coming Black female serial killerâ lmao! Janelle Monae was great too.
everybody acted down in this film, honestly i felt like this movie gave Black actors a chance to show off their ability to fully flesh out the characters they played, outside of the typecasting insisted upon by the limited white imagination of who or what Black characters and stories can be. this felt fully grounded in the Black perspective and interiority. No unnecessary white characters forced in by film execs to comfort nonblack audiences (as is common for many Black movies/tv that manage to get off the ground) in the movie at all. Toni Morrison would be proud.
i do question the decision in dressing them like they was from Los Angeles when the movieâs setting takes place in various places in the Black South? it adds to the almost dreamy hazy folktale quality of the film with its wide and isolated shots and beautiful framing. also lowkey an ode to Black American mid-century modern home decor lol.
i want to watch it again and again. thereâs still so much more nuance & intention can glean from it. Aleshea Harris adds something new, different and exciting to the Black American film lexicon and to US film history as a whole. the fact this was adapted from the original stage play, that she also authored as well? im curious to read more about her creative process and vision.
i think the only reason nonblack audiences wouldnât see this movie is if they know they cant relate to Black characters or people; they can watch kdramas & the like with all asian casts, high fantasy where every character is white or of color written from a white European perspective, rom coms where every character lives in a bubble of whiteness or no Black people, not even in the background, shows & films in a myriad of different languages other than English, Black Patois, or African pidgin of any kind, as long as it doesnât center or even depict Black people. Nonblack audiences have proven they can manage those types of media, repeatedly.
but an all Black cast or locale is just a touch too âun-relatableâ for their delicate sensibilities.

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seeing Is God Is tonighttttt
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this is robbyâs cat named fish - based on this art by croxotic on twt
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yâall only like night shift because their flaws have been exclusively implied in very missable throw away lines (and towards people yâall donât sympathize with anyway).
ellis told trinity nobody gave a shit how tired, traumatized, or exhausted she was when trinity was on the fourteenth hour of her twelve hour shift. a season of that, to more universally sympathetic characters, will NOT be palatable to a lot of gen z. ellis doesnât care if junior residents are overworked, she doesnât coddle or encourage. she is a tough love, âput me in coach,â rub some dirt on it kind of person, and the gen z viewership will become overly critical of her life philosophy that demands a lot of grit.
shen is insensitive and detached. robby was wondering where his step son was, there was a mass casualty rolling in, and shen was relaxed enough to sip on his dunkin. he was bothering robby about if he could get thanksgiving and christmas off that year. shenâs blasĂŠ attitude will start to grate on people as he extends that lack of fucks given to more patients and coworkers than just robby.
jack is not the woke guy everyone projects him to be. i believe they kept him far away from the ICE episode because the writers had no truly satisfying answer to how jackâs character would act in that situation. this man participated in imperialism for free college and healthcare (or for valor which is even worse). he continues to listen to police scanners and joins SWAT. he is on the side of the establishment as it relates to exerting force. he may have unpacked some conservative values, but there will be nuance there that will make black and white thinkers very uncomfortable.
the night shift doctors characterization is much less developed, but the seeds of complexity are there. ellis hates whining, shen is largely emotionally removed from any patient outcomes, jack is a mess of contradictions. people just canât pick up on that because they watch the show while scrolling through their phone.
you. donât. want. night. shift. you want to know less about the characters so you can continue to project your values onto them.
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READY OR NOT | 2019 dir. Tyler Gillett, Matt Bettinelli-Olpin
"The way that we did that was you take a filter out of the camera that's blocking the IR light and it made this beautiful pinkish-reddish color. We put Ryan on a stage surrounded by a bunch of chicken wire filled with infrared lights that were, like, sparkling. And then we had Greig [Fraser, Director of Photography] build an aquarium, a double glass window with a hose dripping water through it in front of a handheld camera and then he would stand around Ryan who going like this [reaching out and touching astrophage floating around] in a chicken cage, but he couldn't see anything because the lights are invisible to the naked eye."
-Phil Lord and Chris Miller on The Big Picture Podcast discussing the hardest scene to film