These people have CREATED a Masterpiece.. All the parts come together into perfection and they made history.. I was struck how by how sensitive and honest the actors were, that they were brought to tears, expressing themselves..
You know the thing that gets me EVERY fucking time about this movie. It's not just some kind of story that somebody invented for the "views". All of the actors and directors and producers gave us such a huge and personal piece of themselves, which makes them so incredibly vulnerable but which also makes this movie one of the best I have ever seen. And as a very privileged white woman it may seem like i cannot at all relate to this movie but that is so not true. I have dealt with so many issues that Chiron's dealt with and am just hugely grateful that this film breaks so many barriers and finally gives the marginalised people some representation. Films like this make me realize that we are hugely progressing at least in this industry.
Juan and Theresa were SOOOO vital in Chiron’s development... he truly needed SOMEONE in his corner to talk to and be there if he needed them to LISTEN. I love the fact that although Juan died, Theresa always stayed in Chiron’s life even in adulthood. She truly LOVED him and his mother later was grateful for her being there.
This is a document that should be shrink wrapped, placed in a bottle and preserved, for all time. Extremely human, empathetic, and beautiful. This cast and crew is the definition of finding love, passion, creativity and beauty in your work.
Absolutely! The story reflects all of our realities. It is so spiritual to feel connected to people through stories and memories. I am so happy bc I love their hearts and everything. Thanks
Mahershala Ali... You beautiful, humble and loving human being! All of you are simply Amazing.The movie is really good and sooo universal. I think this is a right time to talk loudly about subjects that have been swept under the carpet for so long! So damn good cast at the same time great crew for each other. Greets from cold Poland and wish you all well. P.S. Miss Janelle Monáe is flawless as always !!!
as a white straight female i never thought i could identify myself with black gay male but as weird as it sound i see so much of myself in Chirone i guess that proves we human beings aren't that different after all and we shouldn't let other people , polititians and media tell us otherwise
MsJilsephonie The beauty of Moonlight is it's not about race, gender, socioeconomic background, or sexuality; it's about being human. Everyone can see themselves in chiron(and other characters as well) at some point in the story. Like Berry always says "It's about you but it's not about you" and that's why I think it won Best Picture.
I saw it yesterday and went to see it for a second time the very next day with a friend. I've been telling just about everyone that it's a "must see"! I'll go see it for a 3rd time with a different friend. It is truly an experience.
They really put their heart and soul in this movie. So glad it won Best Picture. First of its kind. I like the fact its a human story in which anyone can relate on some level to all the characters.
watched the movie last night.Loved it so much. now binging with whatever I can find related to the movie or these fine casts. and damn I ship Trevante and Andre so hard
8:24 I believe that the other adult actors were surprised and pleased to see the sincere generosity of Trevante Rhodes. Given, that most other actors leap at the chance to speak about themselves and be heard.
Though "down low" is a topic that has been discussed within communities for years.....a lot of time swath in shame and judgment. Same sex interaction came very natural for me. Include the fact that I grew up in a devout Catholic household, I was confronted with a loud "NO" from so called society, but, a "yes" from the magic and excitement that the two participants experienced. Hyper masculinity also complicates so much because of what so called "society" accepts. I make no apologies because it was as natural for me as heterosexuality may be for others.
This was one of the most beautiful movies I've seen in a long time. Well deserving of all the accolades and praise. Everyone was so emotional in this interview, sniffle.
When I watched the film I thought it was beautifully made but I was confused at the end. As days went on I continued to think about this movie. The end was supposed to make you fill in the blanks. What do you think happened to Chiron and Kevin? So amazing. best movie I've seen in a long time
I think the end does fill in the blanks, at least the blanks the film creates before the third act. Chiron had let society turn him into a cold, fairly unfeeling man who behaved and looked the part of a "man." But he called himself "Black," an affectionate nickname Kevin had given him a dozen years earlier, which suggests that even though he had changed his exterior, his interior was still holding on to the possibility of that affection with Kevin. Then, his mother opens up to him, apologizing for all the pain and hurt she caused him, and we see his emotions are still there, that he still has some "softness" in him. When he was a little boy, Juan told him that at some point, he would have to decide who he is ... and when he hits the highway to see Kevin, he's making a deliberate choice to reconnect with a part of himself he had repressed. The ending shows him making choice after choice to be Chiron again, to not care about being "hard", to open up to Kevin, to be vulnerable, to acknowledge who he really is and be comfortable in it.
I consider myself fairly liberal growing up as a "weekend hippie of color in a white upper class environment". I have/have tried a variety of different mind altering drugs, however, I returned and consider myself a marijuana user, with a very low tolerance. But one day, my liberalism was truly challenged when a friend of mine pulled out a crack pipe. Initially, I was intrigued when first told that it's like orgasming all over myself, HOWEVER, with a huge warning of instant addiction that frightened me. Cocaine came with a similar warning but my limited experiences with Coke has been mostly positive, but, with a take it or leave it end result. Luckily, "leave it" prevailed. Still, when my friend pulled out that crack pipe, I immediately drew a hardline "NO, NOT HERE". I soon learn my friend was indeed addicted even stealing $700 from my wallet. Crack is one drug, even more than heroin, that I just cannot condone.
And other things, the main plot is Chiron who grew up in the hood. He goes through struggles and his mum has addiction, it’s a really good movie and I recommend.
They're just words of expression that most normal people use everyday. I prefer people to be authentic rather than pretend to be something they are not.
Mahershala's tears are VERY beautiful. THAT'S what you want in this world. Now you see WHY this movie is everything? Everyone involved has heart.
His character was absolutely beautiful I loved him reaching out to an abused/troubled child to guide and care for him the best he could.
When Mahershala started crying I started crying and oh my God, bless this man!
These people have CREATED a Masterpiece.. All the parts come together into perfection and they made history.. I was struck how by how sensitive and honest the actors were, that they were brought to tears, expressing themselves..
You know the thing that gets me EVERY fucking time about this movie. It's not just some kind of story that somebody invented for the "views". All of the actors and directors and producers gave us such a huge and personal piece of themselves, which makes them so incredibly vulnerable but which also makes this movie one of the best I have ever seen. And as a very privileged white woman it may seem like i cannot at all relate to this movie but that is so not true. I have dealt with so many issues that Chiron's dealt with and am just hugely grateful that this film breaks so many barriers and finally gives the marginalised people some representation. Films like this make me realize that we are hugely progressing at least in this industry.
krosse sache Thank you for this comment
BEST PICTURE OF THE YEAR.
I love Mahershala. He is so brilliant and gifted.
Aw my God, this is a Xmas miracle, so many amazing black men actually got representation in the media. This hasn't happened in a long time, if ever...
Eve Jepsen the closest thing is Roots
Eve Jepsen I'm so happy because of this.
Juan and Theresa were SOOOO vital in Chiron’s development... he truly needed SOMEONE in his corner to talk to and be there if he needed them to LISTEN. I love the fact that although Juan died, Theresa always stayed in Chiron’s life even in adulthood. She truly LOVED him and his mother later was grateful for her being there.
Janelle has such a soothing voice
Keri Nget I’m a hetero woman, but damn if her voice can’t turn me!
This is a document that should be shrink wrapped, placed in a bottle and preserved, for all time. Extremely human, empathetic, and beautiful. This cast and crew is the definition of finding love, passion, creativity and beauty in your work.
Jenkins: "The movie is like a fever dream." Right!
This is Black Excellence! I've seen this movie twice...so far.
This is indeed a beautiful film. I will happily pay to see it again... and again.
I love marshala he is such an amazing man and human being with so much feeling and sensitivity
And he is black, im surprised
I'm surprised at your 2nd bigoted comment.
When you see these actors, writer and director show their emotion and love for this film, you understand why the performances are so perfect.
There was a man in my life just like the character Mr. Ali played .. He was very important in my life and the shaping of my adult life
Absolutely! The story reflects all of our realities. It is so spiritual to feel connected to people through stories and memories. I am so happy bc I love their hearts and everything. Thanks
dar lilly Totally. ❤️
Mahershala Ali... You beautiful, humble and loving human being! All of you are simply Amazing.The movie is really good and sooo universal. I think this is a right time to talk loudly about subjects that have been swept under the carpet for so long! So damn good cast at the same time great crew for each other. Greets from cold Poland and wish you all well. P.S. Miss Janelle Monáe is flawless as always !!!
as a white straight female i never thought i could identify myself with black gay male but as weird as it sound i see so much of myself in Chirone i guess that proves we human beings aren't that different after all and we shouldn't let other people , polititians and media tell us otherwise
MsJilsephonie The beauty of Moonlight is it's not about race, gender, socioeconomic background, or sexuality; it's about being human. Everyone can see themselves in chiron(and other characters as well) at some point in the story. Like Berry always says "It's about you but it's not about you" and that's why I think it won Best Picture.
MsJilsephonie. and we should fight for each others rights.
WOMEN'S rights, LGBTQ rights, AFRICAN AMERICAN rights, IMMIGRANT rights
Human rights
This film was truly beautiful! I plan on seeing it again this week
I saw it yesterday and went to see it for a second time the very next day with a friend. I've been telling just about everyone that it's a "must see"! I'll go see it for a 3rd time with a different friend. It is truly an experience.
Wonderful panel, what a collection of artists here - real heart and talent
They really put their heart and soul in this movie. So glad it won Best Picture. First of its kind. I like the fact its a human story in which anyone can relate on some level to all the characters.
What a great cast! Amazing film. This interview is as emotional as the film!
Ralph Ooi Right???😭☺️😭😏
why isn't the young actor who played Chiron's love interest there I believe his name is Jharrel Jerome ....? he did an excellent job also !
Ricky Blake he was in school during all of this lol
he is now in the serie "when they see us"
Maybe coz he is not black
@@j.s.4819 and Mahershala isn’t cuban but he played one in the film. It’s called acting.
"generosity of spirit" - love that phrase Tarell McCraney uses, can only aspire to have the eloquence and intelligence this man exudes, sheesh.
watched the movie last night.Loved it so much. now binging with whatever I can find related to the movie or these fine casts. and damn I ship Trevante and Andre so hard
Janelle is so beautiful. I love that look. the short dress and her hair
Wow just wow This is so amazing. This is making my day.
This movie is gift to Earth from the Moon.
OMG! I'm so in LOVE with Barry Jenkins! Oh so fine!
His intilligence makes him even more attractive.
the host and barry jenkins looks so mich alike
she's just not a crack addict she's a human being
im from miami i swear yall took it back to my childhood. yall gotta be my age range cause this movie captured 90s mIAMI
I love seeing Cameron Bailey's face glow whenever he talks about Moonlight, and rightfully so.
8:24 I believe that the other adult actors were surprised and pleased to see the sincere generosity of Trevante Rhodes. Given, that most other actors leap at the chance to speak about themselves and be heard.
respect to the Writer he did a Great Job God bless him
finally a smart interviewer
i wanna see it again
I love them all so much!
Though "down low" is a topic that has been discussed within communities for years.....a lot of time swath in shame and judgment. Same sex interaction came very natural for me. Include the fact that I grew up in a devout Catholic household, I was confronted with a loud "NO" from so called society, but, a "yes" from the magic and excitement that the two participants experienced. Hyper masculinity also complicates so much because of what so called "society" accepts. I make no apologies because it was as natural for me as heterosexuality may be for others.
Beautifully said. I can relate. Similar experience for me.
This was one of the most beautiful movies I've seen in a long time. Well deserving of all the accolades and praise. Everyone was so emotional in this interview, sniffle.
so much love for all of them. incredible
i would love to see more of barry and that cast in the future :)
i am deeply impressed, its excellent movie, excellent actors , camera and screenplay. Its a human mission or legacy
this was an AMAZING film, some people are still lost and struggling but I get and hopefully others will too!
Wow... This deserves at least 10 x the views. I cried when Ali did.
When I watched the film I thought it was beautifully made but I was confused at the end. As days went on I continued to think about this movie. The end was supposed to make you fill in the blanks. What do you think happened to Chiron and Kevin? So amazing. best movie I've seen in a long time
Carol Moore read the screen play. The ending is different than the movie.
hayar inneh ok
I think the end does fill in the blanks, at least the blanks the film creates before the third act. Chiron had let society turn him into a cold, fairly unfeeling man who behaved and looked the part of a "man." But he called himself "Black," an affectionate nickname Kevin had given him a dozen years earlier, which suggests that even though he had changed his exterior, his interior was still holding on to the possibility of that affection with Kevin. Then, his mother opens up to him, apologizing for all the pain and hurt she caused him, and we see his emotions are still there, that he still has some "softness" in him. When he was a little boy, Juan told him that at some point, he would have to decide who he is ... and when he hits the highway to see Kevin, he's making a deliberate choice to reconnect with a part of himself he had repressed. The ending shows him making choice after choice to be Chiron again, to not care about being "hard", to open up to Kevin, to be vulnerable, to acknowledge who he really is and be comfortable in it.
Bravo! Well done.
I love Janelle she is amazing
Thank u, Barry for having me talk first..LOL!
I yearn for a Teresa and Juan in my life. they are brilliant I love moonlight
the way barry speaking wets me so bad.
SO MUch LOVE. AS IT SHLD BE... Touching to watch.
❤️ Phenomenal ... deeply appreciated what each person had to say ... THANK YOU 🙏 👏 😍
Un film et des acteurs superbes
Amazing movie 💕💕💕💕💕
once you have my heart im all in I love Janelle monae
8:29 was hilarious 😂
i enjoy
this so much
I can't wait!!!!!!!! xoxoxo
Great great film and great great director
Awsome Love it.
Why can’t I get to see moonlight on Netflix very frustrating
Heart.
I consider myself fairly liberal growing up as a "weekend hippie of color in a white upper class environment". I have/have tried a variety of different mind altering drugs, however, I returned and consider myself a marijuana user, with a very low tolerance. But one day, my liberalism was truly challenged when a friend of mine pulled out a crack pipe. Initially, I was intrigued when first told that it's like orgasming all over myself, HOWEVER, with a huge warning of instant addiction that frightened me. Cocaine came with a similar warning but my limited experiences with Coke has been mostly positive, but, with a take it or leave it end result. Luckily, "leave it" prevailed. Still, when my friend pulled out that crack pipe, I immediately drew a hardline "NO, NOT HERE". I soon learn my friend was indeed addicted even stealing $700 from my wallet. Crack is one drug, even more than heroin, that I just cannot condone.
NOOO WHERE'S JHARRELL?!??
Who is the guy next to jenkins? On the right I mean
J. S. Tarell Alvin McCraney, the playwright who wrote ‘In Moonlight Black Boys Look Blue’ - The play this movie was based on.
侯孝賢 最好的時光!
MahershaLEGEND!!!
Ive not seen it yet. Is it about gay black guys?
Sladeofdark yes
And other things, the main plot is Chiron who grew up in the hood. He goes through struggles and his mum has addiction, it’s a really good movie and I recommend.
TREVANTE????????? HOW IS HE REAL.
What's with all the Vulgarity?
Why is he swearing so much;not necessary at all; you're too intelligent for that,,,,just saying ,,still love you guys💕💕💕💕
They're just words of expression that most normal people use everyday. I prefer people to be authentic rather than pretend to be something they are not.
Whenever I want to cry deep from within, I come here to listen to Mahershala's speech of love.