Moonlight

i cried like 7 separate times

Jenkins boils a life down to its decisive moments: a life in three parts in an eloquent and acute summation with Britell’s heart-rending music underlining. Beautifully shot, dynamically acted, with a magnificent score, it’s the type of film that only grows emotionally as time fly

cinematography masterclass

my god.

The addiction and the way people can get trapped in that lifestyle, even when they want something different for themselves, really stuck with me. It’s sad how easily people can get caught up in things that end up controlling their lives and how hard it can be to break out of that cycle. The movie felt real, and I liked how it showed that there’s so much more going on beneath the surface than what people see. 7/10

Truly a beautiful movie. While the movie moves slowly and takes you through 3 stages of life for the protagonist, you truly don’t know the direction it’s going.

No father, a mother with a crack addiction, and constant bullying, this movie follows a young man’s quest to love 9/10