It’s in these scenes where “Blue Moon” works best — practically “levitating,” to borrow the word Hart uses to describe the hallmark of great art, which pulls you off the ground in ...

"For offensive art to have a place in our conversation ... Linklater said the goal of "Blue Moon" was to make it like a Rodgers and Hart song, that's "beautiful and kind of sad and funny." ...

Blue Moon. When asked about making offensive art in Hollywood at a time when a "spark" is needed in the darkness, Hawke effectively said that bosses are too driven by money. "Audiences have to ...