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BISHOP is a gripping street-lit crime family saga that begins in 1971 Jackson, Mississippi, with Bobby Bishop—a bold hustler working under the Dixie Mob. Tired of being used, underpaid, and disrespected, Bobby dreams of robbing his mob boss Carlos Bernard and fleeing with his pregnant wife, Janet, to California. But Janet’s ancestral visions warn her that greed and vengeance will only bring bloodshed.
Two paths one where Bobby ignores the warning and meets his demise, leaving Janet to escape to Compton and raise their son in the midst of gangs, survival, and street wars. The other path—Janet’s awakening—sees Bobby heed her words, abandon the mob life, and start fresh. Together they build Bishop’s Soul Food, a family business rooted in love, not blood money, with their daughter Rebecca helping in the kitchen.
BISHOP explores the weight of choice, legacy, and survival across generations. It’s a tale of the streets, but also of spiritual awakening, showing how one decision can shape the destiny of a family—towards either cycles of violence or the building of a lasting empire.
Gritty, raw, and spiritual at its core, BISHOP is about how family and legacy are born in struggle, and how the past—whether honored or ignored—always comes calling.