Moonlight

The one thing that stood out most to me with this movie is the way it handled the world. The way that these events are so small, and to others would just have been another day. When Chiron gets lunch and dinner from Juan, when Kevin tells him the story of having sex in the staircase, to the second to last scene, when Chiron is nestled in Kevin's neck. These moments are so intimate that it may seem cliche but I think it's saying something. That the tiny parts of our lives are so important to who we are and become. And yes, other movies emphasise this notion, but they have to emphasise it. Moonlight let it happen, it showed what needed to be shown and nothing else. Nothing excessive. A truly powerful film.