Assertion: moonlight | /r/HasProperty | film
Facets:
value: with virtually no caucasian faces
type: OTHER
value: about metamorphosis
type: OTHER
value: about masculinity
type: OTHER
value: by its nature
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Moonlight, which presents its primary character in three different chapters of his life, is by its nature a film about metamorphosis—the evolution of Chiron from child to man.
text: Moonlight is a film about masculinity, the wounds and crises of which are the same for all sexualities, but conditioned by the background weather of race and class.
text: Moonlight” is a film with virtually no Caucasian faces —
text: The irony is that “Moonlight” is a film about “black male sexuality” with virtually no sex.
text: Moonlight” is a film anchored in anticipation whose ending is as satisfying as it is unresolved.
text: Moonlight is a film so measured, so delicate and powerful, that it proves to be sensitive in ways most movies aren’t, even in ways most of life isn’t.
text: Plenty of people loved La La Land, and plenty were unimpressed, only to become more and more disappointed as the film continued to rack up awards this season — particularly because it was often facing off against Moonlight, a film that couldn't be more different.
text: Moonlight is a film conscious of how failing institutions destroy the black community: Institutionalized black men replace drug dealers, and a surrogate father (Juan, played compassionately by Mahershala Ali) can only do so much good if he’s also making a living by selling crack to a mother, a jarring realization Chiron makes in one heartbreaking scene.