Cinemao Best Film of the last 10 years, according to Rolling Stone

In early July, the Rolling Stone USA released a list with the 100 best films of the 21st century. Black blood(2007), from the director Paul Thomas Anderson and starring Daniel Day-Lewisheaded the ranking.

In second position, it appears Skin Flower Love (2000), from Chinese filmmaker Wong Kar-Wai. Moonlight: In the light of moonlight (2016), completes the podium.

Note that Moonlight It was released in 2016, which automatically puts it, therefore, as the best film in the last 10 years, according to the list.

When analyzing Moonlight for the American Rolling Stone list, the critic David Fear He exalted that “every scene is sweeping” and commented:

“Moonlight It is simply a deep, tender and compassionate look at a human being who finally reveals himself painfully. Each character, from the neighborhood trafficker (Mahershala there) The addictive mother (Naomie Harris) And to the bully of the college, contains multiple layers. Each scene is sweeping. It is the type of unique project that comes at the right time and finds the audience it deserves. This is how movies look like when the entire expression arsenal is explored by someone with vision. “

About the Moonlight movie: in the moonlight light

MoonlightIt was written and directed by Barry Jenkinsbased on the unpublished piece In moonlight black boys look bluefrom Tarell Alvin McCraney.

The drama tells the story of Chiron For three different stages of life – such as a child, adolescent and adult. Are in the cast Mahershala there, Trevante Rhodes, André Holland, Janelle Monáe and Ashton Sandersamong others.

Moonlight: In the light of moonlight was nominated for eight categories of Oscar And awarded three of them: best movie, best supporting actor (Mahershala Ali) and best adapted script.

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