“Moonlight” is the kind of movie that can find as much to value in the tangle of arms and legs of boys fighting as it does in the baptism of a man teaching a boy to swim, the swoon of a first ...

Moonlight will always be too bright in movies, ... Eggers and Blaschke aren’t just going for aesthetics—they’re aiming to immerse us in a world that feels raw, tactile, ...

Moonlight will never truly be believable unless you’re outside and front-lit by the moon, but then you won’t be able to see anything. … [In darkness, we can] only see up until cyan or so ...