Barry Jenkins’s coming-of-age story earned infamy for an Oscars fiasco but it will be remembered through the ages as a brilliant tone-poem of fear and desire
Moonlight may once again be remembered for being the little movie that could. That is what it appeared to be when it washed up at the Telluride film festival in 2016. From its first unspooling, the much-delayed second film by director Barry Jenkins was recognised as something special, but the fates, and PriceWaterhouseCoopers, saw to it that Moonlight will be associated for some time with the Oscar-night fiasco in which La La Land was erroneously announced as the winner of the best picture award.
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