Harris’ debut is reliably story-driven. And though it boasts excellent character work, one gets the sense that Harris wrote this as a means to an end.

There's an ambivalence with this one, but also a heartbreak that I think makes it that much more unsettling when you walk out.

If the results are longer on action than on substance, they’re nonetheless harrowing and haunting.

Is God Is showcases the hollowness of revenge with style — and shows us what’s possible when women get to be the architects of their own stories.