Yes, God, Yes
Stranger Things star Natalia Dyer leads this coming-of-age comedy as an abiding Catholic girl who, after discovering masturbation, admits herself to a religious retreat to purge her sins. Unfortunately, her urges only get worse when a cute boy at the retreat starts flirting. The directorial debut of Karen Maine, co-writer of Obvious Child.
- Director:
- Karen Maine (feature debut)
- Writer:
- Karen Maine
- Cast:
- Natalia DyerAlisha BoeFrancesca RealeTimothy SimonsWolfgang Novogratz
Reviews & comments
Hollywood Reporter
pressYes, God, Yes is a fun and entertaining ride that unfolds at just the right speed. It gets in and out of scenes with noticeable fluidity — it’s hard to recall even one scene in the movie that dawdled — and is able to stitch together a memorable quilt of cinematic moments.
Variety
pressThe gentle shocks of recognition afforded by this engaging indie comedy likely will be all the more enjoyable (when they aren’t mildly discomforting) for anyone, male or female, who remembers having to confess impure thoughts to an inquisitive priest...
Hollywood Reporter
pressYes, God, Yes is a fun and entertaining ride that unfolds at just the right speed. It gets in and out of scenes with noticeable fluidity — it’s hard to recall even one scene in the movie that dawdled — and is able to stitch together a memorable quilt of cinematic moments.
Variety
pressThe gentle shocks of recognition afforded by this engaging indie comedy likely will be all the more enjoyable (when they aren’t mildly discomforting) for anyone, male or female, who remembers having to confess impure thoughts to an inquisitive priest...
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