Roma
Drama • R • 2018 • 2 hr 15 min
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Amazingly shot; this is one of the best films of 2018.
Loved this film. Very rewarding to watch. Makes me want to go to Mexico City for the architecture. Who knew?
Truth is not much happens in this film, yet there is so many details and character study that there is still much to take in.
Cuaron makes even the most personal larger than life. An arresting tale of womanhood, the universality of trauma, and all kinds of love.
This film is truly a work of art. The directorial came directly from Alfonso Cuarón's heart. A heartfelt culturalism cinematic experience.
A touching tale of class separation, family, motherhood, and womanhood. A true work of art
Unique and real. You are pulled into a real story where the characters are real people. Alfonso brought his A game! You MUST see!
This is probably the first time I knew the definition of “raw”. This film is probably the rawest film to exist. It’s so real in every aspect
Not for casual watching, in order to understand what’s going on you have to pay attention and pickup on small details.
Really great story. The black and white makes it even better
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