feedingbrett’s review published on Letterboxd:
Review In A Nutshell:
Emotionally charged, penetrative, and personally contemplative. Moonlight is a cinematic feat that does not shackle itself to traditional narrative bounds in order to speak to its audience. Each of the three chapters offers something that beautifully reflects the conditions of the hood, adolescence, and the trialling search for identity. Despite myself not claiming this to be my personal favourite of last year, it is undoubtedly one of the most substantial and profoundly captured stories that the year had to offer.
