What's your... what's your look at Emily like that, Thomas?

Oh, man. Boy, you just drove down here?

Yeah.

Who is your shadow?

I'm not a child. I'm not a mother.

I'm trying to figure out what else I've got.

Hello and welcome to a Slashville cast bonus episode about Moonlight.

I'm Devinja Hardwar, my normal co-host, David Chen, and Jeff Kanada aren't here today.

But I'm joined by Angie Han, editor at Slashville. Angie, thanks for being here.

Thanks for having me on.

Cool, so Angie, I know you're a big fan of Moonlight.

And I really wanted to talk about this movie before we got too far away from its premiere.

I think it's opening up wider now, and it's doing really well, which is surprising for a small-scale indie movie like this.

And yeah, so I'm glad I got you. You've seen it how many times at this point?

I have seen it three times. I saw it at TIFF, and then I saw it again with my friend just because we lighted and wanted to see it again.

And then the third time it was half because I wanted to see it again and half an excuse to check out the Alamo Draft House when it opened here.

That's a good excuse. So when was TIFF? Was that earlier this year?

TIFF was in September, yeah.

I think it had already premiered at something else before that, like maybe Telleride or Venice or something.

I don't think it did its world premiere at TIFF, but it was like right at the beginning of its festival.

So yeah, you were there from the beginning, and this movie does feel like a phenomenon.

I think I haven't seen, I think an indie movie like this, and especially one that's not about indie movies,

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