“I want to thank the Academy for recognizing a film centered around an indigenous woman, one of the 70 million domestic workers in the world without work rights, a character that historically has been ...

Alfonso Cuarón’s critically acclaimed film “Roma” — an intimate, black-and-white, Spanish-language feature about a middle-class Mexican family and their live-in nanny — seems an unlikely candidate for ...

The 2018 film “Roma,” set in Mexico, won myriad awards and acclaim. But it also sparked a national debate about racial and social inequities. Now, its star, Yalitza Aparicio, has carved out a new ...

“Roma” is a Netflix film. There’s no mistaking that. There’s the Netflix logo -- that familiar red "N" -- right at the beginning. But, boy, it sure doesn’t feel like a Netflix film. In fact, it feels ...

Alfonso Cuarón’s “Roma” has been the talk of the international film world since it won the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival in September, and at first — but only at first — it’s hard to see ...

The Vancouver Film Critics Circle on Monday named Alfonso Cuaron’s 'Roma' best picture and best foreign-language film of 2018. By Etan Vlessing Canada Bureau Chief Rachel Weisz won best supporting ...

A version of this post was previously published on Jan. 22. “Roma,” the critically acclaimed film from director Alfonso Cuarón, has emerged as a favorite at the 2019 Oscars. The movie, which is ...

Yalitza Aparicio as Cleo, Marco Graf as Pepe, Fernando Gradiaga as Señor Antonio, and Marina De Tavira as Señora Sofia in "Roma." (Courtesy Carlos Somonte/Netflix) Writer-director Alfonso Cuarón’s ...

There is no denying the impact Roma has had on the movie going public on both sides of the U.S./Mexico border. The story of a young indigenous woman and her life as a live-in care taker for a middle ...

The Los Angeles Film Critics Association has named “Roma,” Alfonso Cuaron’s elegant Spanish-language drama drawn from events in his childhood, the best film of 2018. Lee Chang-dong’s quietly gripping ...

Alfonso Cuarón’s “Roma,” as everyone knows by now, is the most acclaimed work of art in the history of mankind. Okay, I exaggerate. From the start, though, there’s been an aura surrounding this movie ...