Moonlight (2016)

In this episode, we dive into Barry Jenkins' Moonlight (2016), a visually stunning and deeply emotional film that follows the life of Chiron, a young African-American man coming of age in Miami. We’ll explore how the film’s brilliant use of color isn’t just for show—every hue and shade tells a deeper story about identity, masculinity, and self-discovery. From the calming blues of the ocean to the intense reds of Chiron’s toughest moments, color plays a vital role in reflecting his emotional world and the environments that shape him. Tune in as we break down the masterful visual storytelling behind this modern classic!

Christian Heinke

middle aged nerd. writer of thriller & sci-fi novels with short sentences. podcaster. german with california in his heart.

https://heinke.digital
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