For people who are confused, Roma is the name of a neighbourhood in Mexico City

@WellingtonOliveira_well_author

5 жыл бұрын

Wow. Mind-blowing information.

@Stephaniacat

5 жыл бұрын

@@WellingtonOliveira_well_author lol

@hiramcal

5 жыл бұрын

Creo que solo Galilea Montijo estaba confundida....

@MrFaraon56

5 жыл бұрын

Cuando no lo ha estado???

@MrFaraon56

5 жыл бұрын

It`s correct¡ And one of most emblematic neighborhoods in the Mexico City.

FIDEOS SOUP. Todas las abuelitas en los 70's nos hacían esa sopita regresando de la escuela

@ntl5983

5 жыл бұрын

Angel Hair pasta... in English

@verichis1

5 жыл бұрын

Sí, siempre la sopa de fideo... This soup was typical coming back home from school, so true

@arniemarnie

5 жыл бұрын

De codito, de letras, de caracol :)

@adrianasandoval2959

5 жыл бұрын

I make this sopa for my kids, my mom used to make this but, we call it “ sopa aguada” my kids love it! With avocado on top accompanied by flour tortillas w/ butter mmm

@lleyko

5 жыл бұрын

Now Maruchan

2:07 Lloré como Magdalena "I cried like a baby" Traducciones bergas

@leonkane8570

5 жыл бұрын

De seguro Netflix también metió las manos aquí

@diegom-a7970

5 жыл бұрын

Les falto el "que buena onda"

@Ismoista

5 жыл бұрын

Güey, es una expresión idiomática, la traducción más literal casi nunca es la mejor.

@angelcote4761

5 жыл бұрын

Bueno lloré como una verga

@ntl5983

5 жыл бұрын

La traducción sería... "I cried like Mary Magdalene"... la mitad de los gringos no sabe quién es Mary Magdalene, y la otra mitad se hubiera ofendido por cuestiones religiosas. "I cried like a baby" es la frase que usan ellos.

Y pensar que yo viví en la misma época a unas cuántas cuadras de Alfonso y fui al kinder Inglaterra que estaba a la vuelta del Condesa. Cuántas veces no me habré topado con Libo y con Cuarón! La Roma en esa época era hermosa...

@rened.lacruzibarra5974

5 жыл бұрын

obviamente te gusto la pelicula supongo, pero a la mayorua no

@rs5150

5 жыл бұрын

@@rened.lacruzibarra5974 a las personas que yo conozco les encantó, es un poema cinematográfico

@romarina2687

5 жыл бұрын

Anna G. Hola, una pregunta, he estado en México un par de veces y me causa curiosidad tu comentario, mencionas ese Kinder Condesa y recuerdo que Condesa era otro barrio diferente a Roma, ¿tiene algo que ver o están cerca?

@cinema-mode

5 жыл бұрын

Romarina El Kinder Condesa aún se encuentra en la Colonia Roma Sur. Y te comento que a unas cuadras de ahí cruzando la Av Insurgentes se encuentra la Colonia Condesa, es una colonia con restaurants parques, muy bohemia.

@cinema-mode

5 жыл бұрын

Rene Israel Ibarra muy respetable que no te haya gustado. Siempre habrá gustos diferentes. Por supuesto que me encantó! A muchos que conozco también. Y creo yo que el que algo no nos guste, no lo hace malo. Saludos!

Best Picture, Best Foreign Language Film and Best Cinematography.

@idimajo

5 жыл бұрын

Daniel Rogneson and Best Director

@rdanielr93

5 жыл бұрын

idimajo yes, forgot that one. 🙏

@carlosdeobaldia3648

5 жыл бұрын

Best Screenplay too, may I add.

@jdkrasinki2214

5 жыл бұрын

yes. but i think it shouldn't win best foreign film its just not fair. that should really go a foreign funded and produced film because God knows its Alfonso Cuaron he can make any movie he wants... while the foreign filmmakers dont have the access to funds and talent that he does.

@tonyp5997

5 жыл бұрын

I hope its get a nod for Best Actress and Best Supporting Actress too

Rooting for this and the favourite at the Oscars

@gilbertoignacioaguirrevarg4550

5 жыл бұрын

My Idol!

@theboss297

5 жыл бұрын

@@gilbertoignacioaguirrevarg4550 thanks darling

@johnsonjohnson3261

5 жыл бұрын

Roma's gonna win best picture... mark my words. You could even say that Roma is the favorite. lol

@diegomoreno5927

5 жыл бұрын

Karl marx approves a film that's about serfhood and class division.

This is a movie about family, men, women and children.....about love...loss....politics...LIFE.... is not about Mexico, it's universal. He made it universal and that's why it's wonderful because all human beings no matter where they are from experience the same emotions. An empathy machine cinema must be and this movie accomplishes that.

Beautiful. Thanks for finally showing a normal video about common people in a common neighborhood in Mexico. So sorely lacking in Hollywood!

@robroux6074

5 жыл бұрын

This is not a common neighborhood in Mexico. Roma is actually the Santa Monica/ Glendale CA of Mexico City. Roma,Polanco and Condessa are nothing but pretentious racist xenophobic pricks. I'm glad Cuaron casted Indigenous women as his lead(supposedly-if you watch the movie its not really about her). But he did not show the realities of how the people of ROMA treat the indigenous peoples, they treat them as if they were pets or slaves. If you are not from that neighberhood and are brown skinned, they will outwardly call you "PINCHE INDIO" (the N word[50's jim crow style] of Mexico ). If you want a real common and normal neighberhood of Mexico City ; its Tepito, Azcapuzalco, Tacuba, Alvaro Obregon-district.

@jethromorales9044

5 жыл бұрын

Rob Roux There is no "normal neighborhood" in Mexico City, all the colonies complement each other. It is what makes this city beautiful.

@robroux6074

5 жыл бұрын

@@jethromorales9044 your not even from Mexico City. You're a north Mexican tourist. You don't know about my city and I don't know about Durango or Zacatecas. What you said is like somebody from Mobile Alabama telling a New Yorker, 'there is no normal neigherhood in NYC, all the boroughs complement each other'...wow ok. MIND BLOWN! I'm born and raised in Gustavo Madero. ..does it complement Azucapuzalco?

@robroux6074

5 жыл бұрын

​@@rgdssd You can't compare cheap property in Zapopan or Michocan to buying a property in 1960s ROMA-CDMX. Roma is very different from a Rancho in Michocan and it looks nothing like those rumbos.Today Roma is a much different place filled with high-end boutiques and the borgoues (wannabee hipster)class. Thats like comparing Alpharetta to Santa Monica/Glendale. Two very different places. No shit sherlock, why should anyone care what people think of them, but when it comes to getting a good job in Mexico, then thats where color comes to play in Mexico. From what i've heard Guadalajara is different to CDMX in that aspect but my point is that the people in ROMA are very narcistic xenophobes, they still do exist , I would assume at this point its everywhere.But, Roma , Polanco and Condessa have high ammounts of these pricks and anybody from CDMX knows that 95% of the people are Dic*'* .

@jgonz260

5 жыл бұрын

Yes, and Hollywood and the US in general are totally ignorant about Mexico, Mexico City, Mexico's long tradition of making good films, Mexican society, etc. From Hollywood, we continue to see references to Mexico in the form of drug dealers, illegal immigration, dirty streets, border towns, etc., perpetuating a sad and inaccurate stereotype. Hopefully, a movie like Roma may change some minds, however, I doubt it,

As much as I loved A Star is Born, Roma really stole my heart. I honestly hope it wins Best Picture it’s just absolutely beautiful. That beach scene alone should win an Oscar.

@csarflores5848

5 жыл бұрын

Me too

@cenicienta13

5 жыл бұрын

Me four

@charcossinagua

5 жыл бұрын

Me five

@isaacvalenciana

5 жыл бұрын

Me six

@julianellsworth7889

5 жыл бұрын

Me seven

I may have cried watching this. That city and that film will always hold a very special place in my heart.

Alfonso Cuaron has won an Oscar for: Best Screenplay Best Cinematography Best Foreign Language Film and two Oscars for Best Director! That’s talent!

I cry like a baby This is such a beautiful movie

Roma merecía el Oscar a mejor película! No hay más!

I find Alfonso really attractive. What a silver fox

@luciano53688

5 жыл бұрын

Me too, right?

@margaritam.9118

5 жыл бұрын

Yup, he’s a cute papi :D

@enialeheadbanger

5 жыл бұрын

Iñárritu too

@digitalcolorsmedia1546

5 жыл бұрын

He is very tall and super educated, has an aura.

Relativly Mexico City I'm from far city is Kyiv . But I wanna say: this is the greatest movie of 2018 year))).

@margaritam.9118

5 жыл бұрын

Yaroslav Vdovenko I’m from Kyiv and currently live and study in Mexico City. I have watched Roma in Cineteca National. Привет! :D

@margaritam.9118

5 жыл бұрын

I’m from Kyiv and currently live and study in Mexico City. I have watched Roma in Cineteca National. Привет!

@yaroslavvdovenko3482

5 жыл бұрын

@@margaritam.9118 Привет!

Angelina Jolie had a private party for Alfonso and the team, Sandra Bullock said she almost had a panic attack..... this movie is universal, both women and men cry. It puts the spotlight on the sentiments of people that we seldom see.... men will empathize with the women in this film, Cuaron did something marvelous, he created a movie that was so well directed that it looks effortless. One just feels for the characters and the children, and one feels they are like US.... because they are, divisions don't really exist between people.

@enialeheadbanger

5 жыл бұрын

Angie and Afolnso should be married

One of the best movies I've seen in a long time...

Watching Roma after Y Tu Mama También, really demonstrates that he hasn't lost his touch! He did not lose himself to Hollywood and that is what makes him a truly amazing director

If this movie does not win the Oscar its due to Netflix because this IS the best movie of the year.

@readstoomuch2070

5 жыл бұрын

It won 3! 🙌🏻👏🏻

My mom also worked in Mexico City, but in the 80s as a housekeeper at the age of 13. She says Mrs. Sophia is very nice compared to some of the women she worked for.

@peaceandlove544

5 жыл бұрын

Of course, but Cuaron does not tell you in the movie that Cleo arrived at 13-14, as that would be shocking to most veiwers, that is child labour in many countries.

@sorasakurai

5 жыл бұрын

@@Stephaniacat very true. My mom and my aunt did that too. They were 15 and 16 when they started to work.

@milams7007

5 жыл бұрын

Stephania cat well yes, but I’m guessing that they had to lie because they needed the job

@badideabearcub2747

5 жыл бұрын

​@@peaceandlove544 In the 70's it was not ilegal to have an underage maid in México. And it was almost a given that every middle class, even the lower middle class, could afford to have one maid after they had kids. They worked with the consent of their parents, and as far as I know they had to go to school, and their employers had to pay for their books, their school uniforms, and their new school supplies. It was practically like rising another child, except for the not so subtle separation of classes. Unlike Cuaron's family in the movie, the housewives in the 70's used to stay at home and do at least half of the work, so it wasn't considered child abuse, because it was the same work they were doing. I don't know what the laws are now in mexico, but it doesn't matter, because now, only the very rich can afford servants and they go through agencies that make all kind of background checks to hire them..

@robroux6074

5 жыл бұрын

So True. He did not show the RACISM and Xenophboia of these Elitist Pricks. The lady starts off as a Bi*** but then chills out at the end, but honestly, in real life, she would have fired CLEO when she found out about the pregnancy. This film didn't capture all of the realism of the Racial hate the people of Roma have toward the Indigneious mexicans. GAEL GARCIA BERNALS DEFECEIT really shows the RACISM of Mexico City and how bad it really is.

Alfonso you’re a genius. Thank you for taking me back in time and made me feel so alive!

I just can't stop thinking about going back to visit my Colonia Roma.. I love everything about Cuaron's cinematography...

ROMA IS JUST EVERYTHING .I LOVE THIS FILM .YALITZA APARICIO IS GORGEOUS .AS A HUMAN BEING. AS A ACTRESS ,

La neta se merece el oscar...

Great shot at the end of the plane flying above the billboard.

2:49 Yalitza has that great smile and her face is glowing!

Yess, the price I charge for my spare room in Air b&b on the neighbourhood is going up, thanks Cuarón XD

@cesarabrahamcastanedavalen3788

5 жыл бұрын

Get a hotel or backpackers, arbn is destroying the cities

1:53 "welcome teacher" jajajajajaja

@dan.mcantu

5 жыл бұрын

Not in the sense of a teacher, but a Master. Terrible translation.

@corrosyon

5 жыл бұрын

Debieron dejarlo tal cual, maestro también se entiende en inglés.

@dan.mcantu

5 жыл бұрын

@@corrosyon Si, también es una palabra que en inglés se entiende.

@davemredodmx2843

5 жыл бұрын

Teacher? Wrong translation, i think master is the right one

@FlOrHM

5 жыл бұрын

@@davemredodmx2843 exactly

my dad worked with Alfonso for about a week in 2015, as the location scout for a project in South Africa. They drove around for a week, just the two of them. my dad says that it was one of the most incredible experiences of his life, and that Alfonso was the most down to earth, easy to talk to person. whenever someone comes over for dinner, Alfonso always comes into the conversation. at 13 years old, i didn't understand why this man was so interesting to my dad, but at 17, i get it. he's an incredible director and seems like such an incredible man. robbed of best picture :(

I have so much to say about this film, about Alfonso, about this time in my life and how this movie just takes me back... I grew up in la Condesa, just blocks away from Roma, my brother and I went to school in the same neighborhood as Alfonso, how many times could we had possibly met or crossed paths without knowing time will bring us back again together, him as a storyteller and me as a mesmerized spectator... I live in the US now and watched this movie with my SO who happens to be Czech she as well felt an enormous nostalgia and felt so identified with this film, Alfonso managed to cross 3 different worlds within our walls... Gracias Alfonso!

Love this movie as it reflected the Mexico I knew and loved when living in Guadalajara in 1962.

YALITZA APARICIO SHOULD WIN THE OSCAR FOR BEST ACTRESS!! HER PERFORMANCE WAS BREATHTAKING!!

@robroux6074

5 жыл бұрын

Why? she wasn't even acting.

@caughtinahex

5 жыл бұрын

she should. if the academy has eyes they'll nominate her.

If you put the name ROMA backwards, you can find the word AMOR, which in Spanish, means LOVE

@josefinaenriquez8293

5 жыл бұрын

Excellent observation! 👍

@SinName_NoName

5 жыл бұрын

*No me digas*

@SinName_NoName

5 жыл бұрын

*if you write ANITA LAVA LA TINA and read it Backwards Says the same thing* which means "Anita washes the tub."

It does make you think ...I thought of my mother she was a very kind woman but there was a sadness in her that to this day it haunts me.

Omg I've seen this movie 3 times already with my family and man I gotta say this definitely deserves an oscar its sooo beautiful, amazing 👌😍 best picture of 2018 for sure it's like i wasn't just watching the movie I felt like I was literally there! living it 😳 I was inside the movie! 😱 it's just crazy in the best possible way.

Beautiful Mexico❤️ with its people, food and culture there is magic in the air there 🇲🇽

I still crying!!!! Estas dos hermosas mujeres reflejan una inmensa belleza y luz interior Gracias Alfonso 👏🏼

Yalitza is gorgeous!

@weethewriter

5 жыл бұрын

unfortunately, there will always be people with a narrow minded view on beauty. ive read criticisms on her acting as well, claiming that she was too passive and bland even. alfonso stated that emotions dont have to be big, dramatic displays. all in all, im just happy she was discovered.

@mabelsparks6738

5 жыл бұрын

She is

@badideabearcub2747

5 жыл бұрын

@@ernestomoriel3977 I don't think the criticism is at her, but at the choice of clothes that her dresser has chosen. "Aunque la mona se vista de seda mona queda", ( No matter what the monkey dresses she stays charming) doesn't mean that she is literately a Monkey, on the contrary it means that even if the dress is awful she is so beautiful that shines through it. I tend to agree that the style they had chosen for both Yalitza and Marina isn't great, both of them are gorgeous and they could look better with clothes more targeted to their body type.

@sofisa11

5 жыл бұрын

@@badideabearcub2747 - WTF?

@adrianasandoval2959

5 жыл бұрын

sofisa11 that saying is the same one in English, you can take the girl out of the ghetto, but not the ghetto out of the girl in other words. And Spanish for the Mona one is, Mona as in, Doll! You can dress a doll in silk, but overall she’s still a doll!

Roma Such a heart felt movie ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Hay mucho que ha cambiado, pero México siempre será un lugar especial en el mundo. C'è molto che è cambiato, ma il Messico sarà sempre un posto speciale nel mondo.

Una obra maestra. Gracias, Alfonso. Yo también viví en la Roma, en la calle de Monterrey.

Marina is insanely beautiful & talented

I just can't have enough of Roma!

Yalitza. No importan los comentarios negativos para ti. Si la tiña fuera Lepra, cuantos leprosos habra. Te admiro mucho por tu logro. Conozco a una mujer, que como tu obtuvo todas sus metas contra viento y marea. Por eso como tu tambien digoMUJER TU PUEDES SOLO SUELTA LOS GRILLETES DE LA OPRESION Y DEJA LOS MIEDOS A UN LADO .SOMOS MUCHAS Y UNIDAS LO UNIDAS LOGRAREMOS

@ellambon4958

5 жыл бұрын

Liberense de las taras de la educación que les han dado por siglos en este país, trabajen para ser autosuficientes, sean independientes y dejen de estirar la mano para pedirle dinero a los hombres. Si desean una pareja y una familia comprometanse con ella, luchen a la par de los hombres pero no imitandolos, respeten a los demás y eviten abusar de la protección que les da la ley, si quieren igualdad de género acepten el reto de tener tanto derechos como obligaciones como los hombres. Ah y por cierto la frase del inicio es "si la envidia fuera tiña" cuantos despellejados habría.

The sun is always shining where Cleo is.

Orgullo mexicano!

Wow! Qur padre que fué Alfonso a visitar nuevamente los lugares, si lo hubiera visto, me pondría toda emocionada.

❤ *Mi bella ciudad, la extraño* ❤ Otras historias que se desarrollan en CDMX que me encantan, "La muñeca reina" de C. Fuentes y "Batallas en el desierto" de E. Pacheco" 😘💕

I had such a strong and cathartic experience after this movie. It was absolutely beautiful.

As a Mexican /American, Im so proud of my heritage and culture. This is a wonderful movie that touches so many points. It's real. It's authentic. People can identify with it. It doesn't matter where you are from or your economical status you can relate to this movie. It's beautifully done. I love it!!! Esta película es un orgullo, como una México/Americana, me siento tan orgullosa de mis raíces y cultura. Es una obra de arte con la cual te edentificas. No importa tu estatus social o donde vengas, te edentificas con esta película. Me encantó!!! Que maravilla de película!!!

A genius creates a cinematic gem and leaves us spell bound by its delicate story telling beauty.. Thank you Alfonso Cuarón.

ROMA deserves to win the Oscar, at least better foreign film and to direction!

Definitely the best movie of the year!

Gracias Cuaron! Son cosas pequeñisimas que recuerdo de mi Mexico como el carro que no cabe en el driveway y las calles por las que caminaba solo a los 5 años de edad.... hoy en U.S. mis niños tienen lo doble de esa esad y no salen solos ni a la esquina. Se me ha perdido mi Mexico y ya no puedo encontrarlo, maldita delincuencia!!! Ya no es igual. Nada es igual...

@fernandamendoza9379

5 жыл бұрын

Y luego? Quédate en tu USA

@mema2055

4 жыл бұрын

AHORA CON EL MONSTRUO AMLO/EBRARD ES UN MILLON VECES PEOR

alfonso always pour his heart and soul into his works. im a big fan of his works and im rooting for roma to wins best picture and director

Such a beautiful video. Thx for doing this!

He is so kind.

What a great movie! This movie is so real and made of heart!

Beatiful movie..

Thank you ! I love the movie and I remember when I lived there in Mexico city, the music the furniture the street.

Felicidades Alfonso, con la breve reseña que muestras me emocioné. Saludos desde Guadalajara.

Un fenómeno de película me encantó un éxito mundial gracias por hacer recordar esos años bellos de la vida

Awesome! Thank you for sharing!

Como es chula la colonia Roma, un honor vivir aquí!! Por cierto, genial la recreación que hicieron de esos años.

I always walked in Roma everyday. Great places, but what Alfonso did achive is wonderful! I hope meeting Alfonso one day

I also cried in 1979 my mother brought across to a new land which is the United States ... new language new life new people new everything .. leaving my entire family behind I would only get to visit until 1990 when my uncle Cornelio died of AIDS .. life has been crazy so watching this movie also brought back many feelings of nostalgia 😭😭😭😭😭

Movie was beautiful. And beautifully shot too.

Bien por poncho Cuaron gran hombre humilde y sencillo saludos. Poncho

This movie is master piece. I just can't wait for its release in 4k UHD.

Instant Classic. Getting emotional even with this clip. Every mexican can relate with Cleo in one way or another. Her love is so universal and her silence speaks volumes. All social and political references were on point. Best movie. (sorry "A Star is Born" I love you too!)

Alfonso you gave me a sensation of being hungry when you described the tomato broth with thin Noodles. Love Mexican food.

0:19 This whistle is so soulful.

Magnífico.

Idky but I cried watching the video and I didn’t appreciate the film for what it is. I had to rewatch the film for a second time. Amazing!

Very touching and heartbreaking movie for the Mexicans that of someway can connect with the age and own memories. Is a masterpiece.

La Roma...brings too many memories back. Calle Pomona and the little park not too far away...Plaza río de Janeiro. One day, I hope, I will go back to revive the most wonderful memories of my life

@jessicag7568

5 жыл бұрын

Pedro C Why?...My Current life priorities, my life in another country, no time for now. México, and la colonia Roma have a special place in my heart and I longing all those years I once lived there.... not knowing back then, that one day I’d look back and find myself in another country missing my beautiful colonia Roma, just thinking about it makes me sad.. but I will go back one day to this beautiful place and that’s a promise to myself

@jessicag7568

5 жыл бұрын

Pedro C Glad you went back and fulfilled that emptiness...sometimes that’s all we have to do, go back to our roots and revive the life you once had In order to enjoy what you currently have. I would like to go back and live there for a couple of years, and who knows, perhaps stay permanently there , but that’s not possible at the moment...until then, I‘ will be longing the beautiful memories of colonia Roma y la calle Pomona ...saludos

@jessicag7568

5 жыл бұрын

Pedro C Gracias amigo. Igualmente deseo que estes muy bien. Y tienes mucha razón, como Mexico no hay dos. 🙏

I cried like a Magdalena

Yes, love the fideo soup...

My dad grew up in that neighbourhood, it is kind of funny to see how this film has made it world famous

Best picture ❤

Viva México Cuarones 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽

Me encantaría ver a Alfonso Cuarón en persona, aunque fuera de lejos, por lo talentoso que es.

Viva México 🙌❤️💚

The long "oners", especially the scene of the forest on fire in the night reminded me of Roy Andersson's signature shots.

@larsandersson9160

5 жыл бұрын

Yes! I agree - Andersson uses similarly long takes in which the action slowly unfolds. But Cuaron slowly pans in many of those shots. The cinematography is so measured and powerful.

This is a movie That didn't try to be political. Didn't try to be Dramatic. Didn't try to be the action movie. Din't try to be intense. Didn't try to be intelectual. Din't try to be funny. Historical. Psychological. ETC. DID NOT TRY TO BE ANYTHING. It just wanted to be a movie. And at the end. It was THE MOVIE.

did anyone else cry just watching this

This video is like watching thecity of my mother and the city of my own

Unfortunately the house where the interiors were filmed, no longer exists. It was demolished two months after the movie was finished, and was in the street of mitla number 267 in the narvarte neighborhood.

I love the background music at 1:50 can someone tell me the name of the song please?

Sopa de fideo is one of my favorite comfort foods

That is what I was hoping for. But I was hoping for something uplifting. I'm still grateful for the exposure. Even though it's not the exposure I was needing. He's not the only one that's been to a shanty town in Mexico, unfortunately between the two of us, I didn't use poverty as a Center Point. But whatever

1:53 no it's "Welcome Teacher" it's like "Welcome Mr" jajajajaja this Is the real meaning.

@daniell.morales9379

5 жыл бұрын

*Welcome, master it's a better translation...

song at the start and end of video - 0:08?

#ROMA 🇲🇽❤👌👏

Yalitzia tiene un ángel del tamaño del mundo

Why this interview was not longer? Show us more!

Twice in 2000 I saw Cuaron buying the newspaper at his house corner wearing no shoes!!!

Sopa de fideo, mi favorita!

Me gusta el analisis de guillermo del toro

Is it a long version of this clip?