When the movie gets to the third and final act, Chiron is musclebound and wearing gold-plated grills over his teeth. We think maybe he’s shaken all the issues of his past life.

They range from “it’s the best movie of 2016” to “we’ve never seen anything like this, done like this, before”. Also, the studio, A24 gave me a free movie ticket to see Moonlight, which… ...

New movie “Moonlight” is loosely ... film’s scenes of marginalization critique real-life assumptions made about members of the LGBTQ community which other movies often reinforce. Chiron is ...

It's time to get out of the house and go see Moonlight.The movie, inspired by the screenwriter's real experiences growing up in Miami, is all over award season right now.It took home the Golden ...

Throughout Moonlight Chiron’s character maintains a sense of childlike behavior that carries into his adulthood. “There are these sort of lonely frames that exist, even when he’s a grown man.

The extraordinary independent drama "Moonlight" is one of those, a minor miracle of a movie that arrives in local theaters Friday (Nov. 4) as one of the finest films of 2016.

There is a scene in Moonlight in which a small boy is taught by an older companion to float, and then swim, in the dazzling brim of the Miami shore. Both are black; the boy is Chiron, the youngest ...

But what is essential in “Moonlight” is how the characters feel and how we come to love them and, more vitally, want love for them. Poor, lucky local movie-goers.

In Barry Jenkins’ Moonlight (which just premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival), we watch three chapters in the life of an African-American Miami man named Chiron: In the first ...