

Yes, God, Yes
Being bad has never felt so good.
Alice, a young innocent Catholic girl, is tempted into masturbating after an AOL chat suddenly turns sexual, however is conflicted as the act would be considered a sin.
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627 votes
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- Released
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- Language
- English
- high school
- coming of age
- teenage girl
- catholic
- masturbation
- sexual awakening
- woman director
- based on short film
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Release dates
United StatesUS
- PremiereSouth by Southwest Film Festival8 Mar 2019
- Theatrical (limited)R24 Jul 2020
- Digital / OTT28 Jul 2020
United KingdomGB
- Digital / OTT17 Aug 2020
CanadaCA
- Digital / OTT14A24 Jul 2020
BrazilBR
- Physical16DVD31 May 2020
FranceFR
- Digital / OTT25 Nov 2020
- Digital / OTTPrime Video26 Mar 2021
GermanyDE
- Digital / OTT12Amazon Prime18 Jan 2021
- Physical125 Feb 2021
IrelandIE
- Theatrical1517 Aug 2020
JapanJP
- Digital / OTTR18+24 Jul 2020
MexicoMX
- Theatrical (limited)C24 Jul 2020
NetherlandsNL
- Digital / OTT123 Jun 2021
South KoreaKR
- Theatrical1526 Nov 2020
UkraineUA
- Theatrical1619 Nov 2020
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Yes, God, Yes was released on 24 July 2020.
Audience reviews
2- R7/10
r96sk
2/24/2023
Good film! Led by the likeable Natalia Dyer, <em>'Yes, God, Yes'</em> is a fairly amusing and entertaining watch. It's pretty straightforward and there aren't any thrills or anything, but it is a competently made film that doesn't overstay its welcome; 78 minutes well spent. Dyer is very good, as I knew she would be - I'm a fan of her from <em>'<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stranger_Things" rel="nofollow"…
- S1/10
s6kx
10/1/2026
This movie does not portray religious people as they truly are, contrary to what some might think; rather, it reveals how non-religious people imagine them—a projection intended to provide the non-religious with psychological comfort. To avoid feeling like they belong to a "corrupt" group, they generalize corruption, claiming everyone is corrupt. They may even convince themselves they are superior because they do not…
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