2017·Drama·1h 34m
7.1
★
After a New York City woman is sexually assaulted while walking home one evening, she struggles to accept the truth and rediscover the intimacy within her relationship.
Directed by Jessica M. Thompson
new york city
architect
woman director
sexual assault
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Cast
Stephanie Beatriz
Bonnie
Michael Stahl-David
Matt
Conrad Ricamora
Jack
Catherine Curtin
Kirra
Olga Merediz
Mariana
Cindy Cheung
Joanna
Susan Heyward
Grace
Craig Walker
Detective Lambert
Cara Loften
Priya
Michael Cuomo
Gaetano
Sarah Dacey Charles
Ariel
Crew
Jessica M. Thompson
Director
Jessica M. Thompson
Writer
David Torn
Original Music Composer
Jessica M. Thompson
Editor
Jessica M. Thompson
Producer
Michael Cuomo
Producer
Josh Folan
Production Manager
Popular Reviews
9 reviews
Konner Kern
8.0★ · 04/06/26
Dude, Hollywood needs to recognize that Stephanie Beatriz is one of the most badass actors ever. She doesn’t get casted in enough movies but she is such a star. Drama films can make or break an actor but Stephanie did not back down.
The Light of the Moon is unfortunately based on events that happen in the real world but is handled with so much care that it works. A lot of the camera work and dialogue bring so much emotion to the table. Especially the ones where Bonnie’s ear are like fading out (is that how you phrase it??) and the whole group therapy session scene. It’s very solid and I enjoyed so much that it had to offer. Made me a bit sad that not many have seen this beauty of a film.
The Light of the Moon is unfortunately based on events that happen in the real world but is handled with so much care that it works. A lot of the camera work and dialogue bring so much emotion to the table. Especially the ones where Bonnie’s ear are like fading out (is that how you phrase it??) and the whole group therapy session scene. It’s very solid and I enjoyed so much that it had to offer. Made me a bit sad that not many have seen this beauty of a film.
Dude, Hollywood needs to recognize that Stephanie Beatriz is one of the most badass actors ever. She doesn’t get casted in enough movies but she is such a star. Drama films can make or break an actor but Stephanie did not back down.
The Light of the Moon is unfortunately based on events that happen in the real world but is handled with so much care that it works. A lot of the camera work and dialogue bring so much emotion to the table. Especially the ones where Bonnie’s ear are like fading out (is that how you phrase it??) and the whole group therapy session scene. It’s very solid and I enjoyed so much that it had to offer. Made me a bit sad that not many have seen this beauty of a film.
The Light of the Moon is unfortunately based on events that happen in the real world but is handled with so much care that it works. A lot of the camera work and dialogue bring so much emotion to the table. Especially the ones where Bonnie’s ear are like fading out (is that how you phrase it??) and the whole group therapy session scene. It’s very solid and I enjoyed so much that it had to offer. Made me a bit sad that not many have seen this beauty of a film.
Maszynka
7.8★ · 05/29/25
It was cool but way too dragged out
It was cool but way too dragged out
Kapihana Pai
8.0★ · 03/21/18
Stephanie get that Oscar sis!
Stephanie get that Oscar sis!
Dani
7.0★ · 01/03/18
A very solid directorial debut about true reality of sexual assault victim written and directed from female perspective by Jessica M. Thompson and with Stephanie Beatriz as a lead.
A very solid directorial debut about true reality of sexual assault victim written and directed from female perspective by Jessica M. Thompson and with Stephanie Beatriz as a lead.
Dani
7.0★ · 01/03/18
A very solid directorial debut about true reality of sexual assault victim written and directed from female perspective by Jessica M. Thompson and with Stephanie Beatriz as a lead.
A very solid directorial debut about true reality of sexual assault victim written and directed from female perspective by Jessica M. Thompson and with Stephanie Beatriz as a lead.