Movies like Moonlight (2016)
If you're looking for some great movies that are a lot like Moonlight, here is our list of similar films:
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    1. Moonlight

    #736 most popular movie yesterday

    Moonlight is a film that left a lasting impact on cinema. It’s a film that left a lasting impact on cinema, as it is a film that left a lasting impact on cinema.

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    2. Precious

    #861 most popular movie yesterday

    Precious dives deep into the life of an African-American teenager facing numerous personal adversities. Its raw, emotional resonance and focus on personal struggle align with the thematic depth found in Moonlight.

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    3. Boyhood

    #1,179 most popular movie yesterday

    Like Moonlight, Boyhood is a coming-of-age drama, but it takes a unique approach by filming over the course of 12 years to authentically capture the growth of its character. The real-time passing echoes Moonlight’s exploration of formative years.

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    4. If Beale Street Could Talk

    #2,545 most popular movie yesterday

    From the director of Moonlight, Barry Jenkins, If Beale Street Could Talk captures the tenderness and heartbreak of African-American love in the face of systemic injustice. Fans of Moonlight will be drawn to this film's emotional narrative and beautifully poetic presentation.

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    5. Fruitvale Station

    #2,791 most popular movie yesterday

    Highlighting racial tension and the real-life tragedy of Oscar Grant, Fruitvale Station sheds light on the African-American experience with grace and powerful storytelling that viewers who appreciate Moonlight's realism and social commentary will find compelling.

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    6. Pariah

    #5,757 most popular movie yesterday

    Pariah explores the complexities of identity and sexuality in the African-American community, akin to Moonlight's own careful and nuanced representation of similar themes. It’s a courageous story about a young woman embracing her true self.