The Movie Moonlight
The movie “Moonlight” was very interesting to me. It covers bullying, abuse, finding yourself, peer pressure, etc. things like this happen every day people just don’t pay attention to it or want to believe what it really is. I think the main purpose of the film was to help people come to their senses and rethink about the decisions they make and also to realize where they come from and how it affects how they are today. The major theme of this movie was to not judge a book by its cover without knowing the full story. If Chiron’s bullies really knew where he came from and how his life was they might not have bullied him. His life was difficult growing up already with his mom being an addict and they didn’t make it any better. Bullying somebody
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At the point when a youngster, Chiron lives with his single, split fiend mother Paula in a wrongdoing ridden neighborhood in Miami. Chiron is a timid, pulled back kid to a great extent because of his little size and being ignored by his mom, who is more worried about getting her fixes and fulfilling her lewd needs than dealing with him. In light of these issues, Chiron is tormented, the slurs flung at him which he doesn't comprehend past realizing that they are intended to be frightful. Other than his same matured Cuban-American companion Kevin, Chiron is given what little direction he has in life from an area street pharmacist named Juan, who can see that he is disregarded, and Juan's girlfriend Teresa, whose home goes about as an asylum far from the harassers and far from his moms manhandle. With this youth as an establishment, Chiron may have an anticipated way in life, one that might be amplified regarding its issues when he achieves his troublesome adolescent years when peer pressure influences what he and a significant number of his companions do, unless he takes after Juan's recommendation of really settling on his own choices for
At the point when a youngster, Chiron lives with his single, split fiend mother Paula in a wrongdoing ridden neighborhood in Miami. Chiron is a timid, pulled back kid to a great extent because of his little size and being ignored by his mom, who is more worried about getting her fixes and fulfilling her lewd needs than dealing with him. In light of these issues, Chiron is tormented, the slurs flung at him which he doesn't comprehend past realizing that they are intended to be frightful. Other than his same matured Cuban-American companion Kevin, Chiron is given what little direction he has in life from an area street pharmacist named Juan, who can see that he is disregarded, and Juan's girlfriend Teresa, whose home goes about as an asylum far from the harassers and far from his moms manhandle. With this youth as an establishment, Chiron may have an anticipated way in life, one that might be amplified regarding its issues when he achieves his troublesome adolescent years when peer pressure influences what he and a significant number of his companions do, unless he takes after Juan's recommendation of really settling on his own choices for