It sounds like you're looking for an end when that is not what this film is about.
To quote the New York Time's Review of the film
To describe “Moonlight,” Barry Jenkins’s second feature, as a movie about growing up poor, black and gay would be accurate enough. It would also not be wrong to...
Just as a follow up here, Barry Jenkins and the playwright both say this is their very personal story. It was "deeply personal" to both of them, both from the neighborhood in the film, both with crack-addicted mothers.
I have never been so happy to be wrong. I haven't agreed with the MPAA's choices for Best Picture in years, but I actually teared up tonight when it happened.
Thanks for the excellent review, Matt.
I look forward to the commentary track.
The only place we disagree is that I would give this film that rare 5 out of 5 stars for the film.