Barry Jenkins reflects on his upbringing in a Miami housing project, conveying the complexities of poverty and belonging that inspired his acclaimed film, Moonlight. His experiences shaped his storytelling, allowing him to authentically depict nuanced, emotional narratives.
Jenkins expresses his belief that despite the specificity of Black life portrayed in his films, truth in storytelling creates universal connections, allowing diverse audiences to resonate emotionally with the narrative.
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