His mother took drugs and recognized drug dealers as godfather, but it moved the Oscar judges

Moonlight Boy tells Chiron From childhood to youth, I gradually found my own sexual orientation, and after experiencing external criticism and internal struggle, I found the story of my true self. On February 26, 2017, the film won the Best Picture Award of the 89th Academy Awards.

This is a movie full of drugs. Although there are no obvious scenes of drug abuse, in a sense, "drugs" create the life of the hero

The Moonlight Boy tells three segments of a black man's life in a three paragraph structure.

Chapter 1 Little

The little boy Chiron was chased by several companions and forced into the streets of Miami's drug district. In fear, he hid in an abandoned house without a locked door and met the local drug dealer Juan.

The needle tube and closed doors and windows that Chiron picked up from the ground point out the nature of the "poison nest" of the house he accidentally ran into.

When Juan sent Chiron home for the first time, we could see the TV in the house. But one day when Chiron came home from school, there was no TV at home, suggesting that his mother bought drugs with money.

In the scene of bathing, we saw that Chiron first boiled water on the stove and then poured it into the bathtub, which explained the poverty of the family.

Juan and his girlfriend Teresa took him in and tried their best to let him say his name. They also knew that "Little" was a nickname given to him by other boys.

Chiron didn't want to go home. The next morning, he told Juan his address and asked him to take him home. But Chiron's mother was obviously not happy to see Juan.

Later, we learned that Chiron's single mother was moody because of her addiction to drugs, sometimes she was kind to him, sometimes she was angry with him.

Since then, Juan and Teresa seem to have become Chiron's replacement parents, giving him the love he lacks. Juan also took him to the seaside to teach him how to swim.

But going to school is still a hard job for Chiron. Chiron and a group of little boys are playing football, but other boys are unwilling to play with him.

Chiron left a little disappointed, but a little boy named Kevin followed him and told him that he could not let others bully him.

One day, Chiron's mother became hysterical when she was addicted to drugs and called Chiron "Faggot" (a disparaging term for homosexuality). Chiron still didn't know what that meant, but his mother's face was deeply impressed in his mind at that time.

Chapter II Chiron

In the twinkling of an eye, Chiron has grown into a tall teenager, still skinny and always bullied, but the world is becoming more and more confusing for him.

Juan has passed away. It is not difficult to guess the reason. Teresa is still his warm harbor, but his mother's drug addiction is getting worse.

Kevin, his only friend, also gave him the nickname "Black" (Little Black), which contains feelings that are no longer the contempt that Chiron is familiar with, but intimacy.

After being bullied, Chiron took a bus to the seaside and met Kevin.

They talked about their life goals and couldn't help kissing.

The next day, Kevin was forced by his peers to humiliate him in front of the public, and Chiron was also thrown into juvenile prison for violent resistance.

Chapter 3 Black

As an adult, Chiron, like Juan, became the drug dealer leader in Atlanta, but he continued to use the nickname Kevin gave him, "Black".

He has equipped himself with big gold teeth, big gold chains and a body of tendon flesh. He has completely lost the shadow of the cowardly youth.

A phone call from Kevin called him back to the prototype.

On the way to Kevin's city, Chiron went to see his mother. She felt deeply guilty for what she had done, and Chiron also forgiven her in his heart.

Meet Kevin again. They are no longer teenagers. Chiron has become a drug dealer and Kevin has become a cook.

But before Kevin, Chiron took off his guard and became the weak teenager again.

He bravely told Kevin that after that night, no one touched him, nor did he touch others.

In the gentle sea breeze, Chiron gently leans on Kevin's shoulder, letting the pain go with the wind.

Juan's expected line to Chiron: "One day you will decide what kind of person you are, and don't let others make this decision for you." In the end, Theron failed to live as he hoped, but this society full of prejudice, violence, drugs and pornography decided his final fate. This tragic story will be repeated for generations in this land

In the vivid narration of the film, it is easy to realize the influence of experience on a person's character: small size, lack of father, mother addicted to drugs, and being deeply troubled by campus bullying are all reasons for Chiron's introversion and vulnerability. If the mother did not take drugs, if the adoptive father did not sell drugs, if Chiron did not have drugs in his life, perhaps he could live as he wished

Being in a drug taking family, the growth of children is worrying, and drug abuse has a great negative impact on the family. Specifically, at least in the following three aspects:

Impact 1. The family of drug addicts is fragmented, and the children growing up in such a family are children who lack family care and love. There is a tear jerking song that says "A child without a mother is like grass". In a drug taking family, even if the parents are there, the child is not as good as grass. The light ones lack the care and love of their parents, the heavy ones will even suffer cruel abuse, and even be sold for drugs. Children living in drug abusing families are often accompanied by unhealthy psychological precocity, character defects, aggressive and rebellious behaviors, and are very likely to break the law and commit crimes under specific conditions.

Impact II. If the mother takes drugs during pregnancy, drugs can enter the fetus through the placenta, which will lead to fetal poisoning and lead to misshapen, stunted development, abortion, premature delivery or stillbirth. The fetus of a heroin addicted mother may have withdrawal symptoms after birth, including restlessness, convulsions, frequent screams, shortness of breath, nausea, vomiting, and often as long as she leans in her mother's arms to take a sip of milk or smoke, she will be ready immediately, as if the child was born to take drugs. In fact, the child has become an "addict" without any awareness when the mother puffs during pregnancy.

Impact 3: Children lack the love of their parents, but they see their parents taking drugs on their own every day. Children's natural curiosity is easy to start taking drugs when conditions are suitable. For example, some children see the kind of things their parents often smoke (drugs) in the drawer, and they will smoke like their parents, and then become paralyzed. After taking drugs, boys often steal and rob, and girls often go into prostitution to raise drug money. At the same time, drug addicts often lose confidence in their future, feel that their future is bleak, their focus on recovery is not easy, and they are often accompanied by psychological abnormalities and personality defects. Their behavior is aggressive and rebellious, their thoughts are confused, they have no definite purpose and ideal of life, their family concept is indifferent, and they even hate their families, and they hate receiving education.