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This project created by Mesto, seemed to be their entire life's work and is literally about their life. 

The story originally revolved around queerness as its main theme. The discovery of my identity was difficult yet it stayed in second place among my concerns and those of my household. The family relationships should receive more focus than queerness in the story’s narrative. For a full-length film it would require additional time dedicated to portraying the other family members alongside a new format but this opening needs only basic changes.

The movie Moonlight tracks Chiron's life as it progresses through three distinct phases during his youth. The story segments its narrative across two parts yet every stop in Chiron's development spans limited periods amounting to days or weeks before time jumps forward through about ten years between intervals. The timeline in Mine wanders from one place to another while Incandescent covers an undefined period from the "early years." Keeping the timeline limited to a single period works better than attempting multiple timescales.

During the first two minutes of the film the Wide and Extreme Wide Shots establish the setting. A peaceful but magnificent mountain range rules over Ennis while Joe Aguirre's dim office stands out from the loud railroad that serves it. Ennis manages to seem tiny in comparison to other elements.

Found many inspirations, wants to look for films that center around a single character while developing a supporting group.