The critical accolades bestowed on “Moonlight” — it swept the Los Angeles Film Critics Assn. awards and earned multiple honors at the Gotham Awards and ... a grown up Chiron (Trevante ...

The now-grown-up Chiron (Trevante Rhodes) ... And yet, like the defiantly hopeful note on which we leave Chiron’s story at the end of Moonlight, it’s also just the start of another journey.

One central question, posed late in the film, sums up “Moonlight’s” theme and intent. “Who is you, Chiron?” he is asked. It’s an answer he’s been looking for his entire life.

Trevante Rhodes portrays this grown-up version of Chiron, called "Black," facing the fallout of his complex, painful youth. While the question "What is Moonlight about?" can be succinctly answered ...

Trevante Rhodes, as the grown Chiron in "Moonlight." Image: Brian Ach/Invision/AP Years after high school, Chiron is living under the name Black in Atlanta, where he has rebuilt himself hard and ...

Holland plays the grown-up version of Kevin, the childhood friend and one-time lover of our hero Chiron, and in his brief screen time, he has the tricky task of not only making Chiron fall in love ...

“Moonlight” is a minor miracle, a movie that mines beauty out of the ugliest situations, and a glimmer of hope from heartbreak. Barry Jenkins’ film finds truth at every turn while telling ...

The new movie Moonlight is set in Miami in the 1980s, at the height of the war on drugs. It's an authentic, intimate portrait of a young, gay black man whose mother is a crack addict. We first ...

Chiron reveals very little about himself. He's wary by nature, seen often with bowed head and hunched shoulders. He's grown up in a place where his trust is broken every ...

The only criticism I have of “Moonlight” isn’t really a criticism at all — it’s more of a wish this had been a trilogy instead of a single. Federal ...

A late-night spliff is passed between an adolescent Chiron and his only apparent friend Kevin (played by Jharrel Jerome), as the two engage in a dreamy exchange at the beach.