Wow , this guy knows how to describe a movie, he is good.

@65g4

5 жыл бұрын

his review convinced to see the movie and its one of my all time favs already best film of 2018

I'm Mexican, I was born in the 70's , I saw it a few hours ago in a teather and I'm still haunted by it. People clapped at the end. I cried.

@robroux6074

5 жыл бұрын

as a Mazahuan I cried too. Just so sad because you know what happens next. The Mexican Middle class gets destroyed by the Neoliberals. How could the Indigenous people be treated like crud by foreigners who are foreigners to our COUNTRY? It's people like FERMIN that have messed up our society.... I'm surprised Malinchism wasn't covered in the movie tho. YALITZAs character is US(nosotros los Mexicanos/Mexicanas) , and we have come to marginalize people like her in our society because TELEVISA ( Professor Zovek) had brainwashed us to detest our own people and our own language. It took me 5 years to learn English. I don't mind learning NAHAUTL,MAYAN or OTOMI again.

@longbeachinthehouse

5 жыл бұрын

That touches my heart. I have to see the movie.

@aaronjuarez7470

5 жыл бұрын

¡Wow! Yo tuve oportunidad de verla el jueves en los Pinos, una película bellísima.

@theomahaguy78

5 жыл бұрын

I saw that movie a week ago and I can't stop thinking about it.. An amazing film!

@mottahead6464

5 жыл бұрын

I was born in South America in the 70s. Same thing here.

I've watched Rome recently, IT IS a MASTERPIECE, pure art, I left the theater feeling like a ton of bricks just fell on me and didn't know how to react. Because we are so accustomed to watch movies in a certain way (thanks to Hollywood) that when you really watch a piece of art that moves you, reaches deep in your soul and reminds you of your human existence you realized we all are looking for the same things, LOVE,ACCEPTENCE, RESPECT, JUSTICE, EXPERIENCE, LIFE !. ...... BRAVO!!!!... Roma deserves an Oscar 🏆🏆👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

@arturoa8754

5 жыл бұрын

Iv'e watch both Roma and Cold War and the better one is Cold War, Roma has a weak script, the first act is boring, is about nothing , no brilliance on it at all, overrated...BTW Hollywood paid for this movie, don't blame the studios for your poor judgement...

@rickcruz5582

5 жыл бұрын

@@arturoa8754 actually Netflix paid for it.

@MultiMiguelinn

5 жыл бұрын

No, it is not a masterpiece

@sofiadorry

5 жыл бұрын

I saw it too, it's not all that. It's obvious you just got carried away with all the sentimentalism and acclaim the movie is getting, but actually, it's a dissapointing movie.

@MultiMiguelinn

5 жыл бұрын

@@sofiadorry agreed

wow the passion in this guys voice reviewing this film i cant wait to see this

@damnmuggle

5 жыл бұрын

This isn't a giy

@moviefan700

5 жыл бұрын

@@damnmuggle You didn't watch the video lmao. The guy comes in a minute in

@gualasruiz

5 жыл бұрын

Whats are you say about Roma? From México. TIJUANA. Regards.

@65g4

5 жыл бұрын

Paula Ruiz i thought it was a masterpiece one of the best films ive ever seen beautifully shot and crafted

@65g4

5 жыл бұрын

Paula Ruiz i will do a review on my youtube channel soon

That guy has passion for this movie, and I appreciate that.

@nariko47

5 жыл бұрын

He knows good film

As a Mexican, the name Roma and that opening shot with the tile and soapy water, speaks volumes as to what the movie is going to be about. It's incredible what a director can accomplish with ONE single shot

@atorrescano

5 жыл бұрын

I thought about the always handy bag of Roma soap at my grandma's house

@pedropassament4299

5 жыл бұрын

We all Mexicans can relate to opening shot. Can't wait to see it.

@verguco6051

5 жыл бұрын

eso no es necesariamente bueno, yo igual ya sabia de que trataba la película cunado vi la escena del principio, 10 minutos de una toma de un suelo, una reverenda cagada

@deflagratiomx

5 жыл бұрын

@@verguco6051 Una pista para ti: existe cine mas allá de "Transformers"

@verguco6051

5 жыл бұрын

@@deflagratiomxgracias por el dato socio

It's a beautiful film. Won't be for everyone for sure, but for people who love and appreciate film and art it's a must watch.

I saw this movie last night and it was AMAZING!!!!! I cried sooooo muchhhhh!!!

@TheSonnyjim1000

5 жыл бұрын

poor little snowflake, did u watch it cuddling up to mommy?

@manuelpuente7336

5 жыл бұрын

me too

@katinamarie6651

5 жыл бұрын

I want to see it!

@nasirb3914

5 жыл бұрын

Can't blame you.

He is 100% correct on every point. ROMA is the best film in YEARS. I hope they all win all awards. Yalitza is stunning as Cleo. STUNNING.

@dalice4651

5 жыл бұрын

100% SUCKED!!

I hope this movie wins... -Best Movie -Best Director -Best Actress -Bests Cinematography -Best Sound Mix -Best Origial Screenplay This movie deserves these awards !!

@lucyfer4420

5 жыл бұрын

I expect ROMA gets nominations in : Best Movie, best director, best actress, best cinematography, best editing, best sound, best sound editing, best art direction and Best Foreign Language Movie......

@LuisPerez-rj8ho

5 жыл бұрын

Original Screenplay too...

@lucyfer4420

5 жыл бұрын

Haven't seen it yet. Not sure about the screenplay.

@emmanuelorozco9959

5 жыл бұрын

Best sound design dude, that was the best sound i've ever heard

@bolder2009

5 жыл бұрын

The sound design is incredible too

What I love about this movie aside from the gorgeous cinematography, writing, sound, and acting is that you forget it’s in black and white.

@rkrokberg

5 жыл бұрын

I could have sworn in retrospect that the movie was full of color, but no ... Honestly, I was kind of bummed by the black and white to begin with, seemed like typical art house wankery, but Cuaron was somehow able to make it colorful.

@dagobertopulido7650

5 жыл бұрын

The movie is in black and white because of old Mexican movies, it creates an effect of nostalgia

@dalice4651

5 жыл бұрын

BUMBED through the whole movie!! It sucked!!

@moniquerich722

5 жыл бұрын

Totally agree! I wasn't even bothered by the black & white, once the film started. I was engaged throughout the entire movie! BRILLIANT!

@sheevinopalpatino4782

5 жыл бұрын

The story was bland and monotonous. Poorly written script.

It’s undoubtedly a filmic masterpiece.

Such and elegant and informed movie review. Thank you

@anac9617

5 жыл бұрын

Adriana B. I agree ☝️

Yalitza Aparicio is one of the most beautiful actresses I have ever seen Indigenous latinas #1 in the world

@jcjuarez9687

5 жыл бұрын

Omg thank you so much for saying that she is I am so proud to be where she is from oaxaca

@gustavobarajas6155

5 жыл бұрын

There is no such thing as a native american latina she is of native background not latina mexico does not represent latin culture.

@pagethreemodel

5 жыл бұрын

She really is beautiful. She was the star of this film.

@chinchanchou

5 жыл бұрын

Indígenas people not HISPANIC people because they have a language, religión, and diferent culture... THE HISPANOS SPEAK SPANISH, ARE CATHOLIC OR ATEIST, AGNOSTC AND THE CULTURE COME FROM SPAIN

@mixtecjaguar9824

5 жыл бұрын

Yalitza is full blooded Mixtec Indian (Nation of the Cloud) - sad, but in Mexico Indians are detested and disrciminated by the Mexican Mestizo society.

Such a great review for such an amazingly poignant sensitive graphically beautiful film. See this movie.

@lifelearner45lloyd97

5 жыл бұрын

Is the entire movie in Spanish?

I'm from México and I watched ROMA before it was released in the Netflix platform; that night I felt being a witness of a masterpice talking about my people (Im from Oaxaca, the place from where Yalitza is originary) and about my country and from my chilhood, I was in born in 1973. My heart was so inflated at that particular night...and for that, I thank Mr. Cuarón. Bravo!

Agree with everything. It's glorious. Also, agree with the La La Land rating!

Couldn't catch it in the theater but I saw it yesterday in a 87 inch 4K tv using headphones, I have no words to explain how much I liked this movie and how much mastery the director needs to command to be able to pull something like this off, it may be the most skillful movie I've seen. Yes, I admit I would never see it again, it's one of those "one's enough for the love of GOD no more still shots of water!!" kind of movies but at the same time I can't get the images out of my head. I hope it wins everything there is to be won.

@TonatiuhMorenoGed

5 жыл бұрын

+

@asiloszarasar64

5 жыл бұрын

Uff i watched it 3 times already. You have to watch it several times to find all the little easter eggs

@clarics6804

5 жыл бұрын

The design of sound in this movie is amazing. I discovered from my own experience that using headphones elevated the appreciation. :)

I saw it in NYC. It is a true masterpiece. Watch it!

@dalice4651

5 жыл бұрын

Masterpiece???? NOT!!! I HATED this movie!!!!!

I just saw the film at a screening in my home town of auckland new zealand and it was a beautiful film im still taking it i will do a review here on youtube soon i feel it needs a review for me on here because i havent done one on here for a long time

If you read ROMA backwards you can read AMOR (“love” in spanish) Ok, bye, loved the movie

@franciscovaldes2717

5 жыл бұрын

cyelºk mZBz point!

@JG-er5us

5 жыл бұрын

Good observation.

love the enthusiasm of the reviewer; honestly found the first half of the movie rather mundane and slow moving and then with the two events in the hospital delivery room and at the beach realized that the director had slowly manuevered me into really caring about cleo and reminding all of us of the nobility of these unsung heroes.

La colonia ROMA so beatiful,an antique!

@joseelno1

5 жыл бұрын

Maria M. Martinez yo quiero ir a roma! Maybe next year

@dalice4651

5 жыл бұрын

SUCKED!!!

What a glorious review! 100% agree on everything that was said about Roma. Top notch performance by all the actors and the direction of the movie, well I am left speechless to describe it.

He understood everything! Bravo amigo. Great and perfect review

An absolute timeless masterpiece, Cuarón is one of the greatest.

Cuaron is doing an homage to the golden age of mexican cinema un the 50s, i believe thats why its b&w..

@mindtheprivacy

5 жыл бұрын

And an homage to Mexico

@chanceDdog2009

5 жыл бұрын

In the 80s my parents would take us to the drive in to watch rerun Mexican movies. Pedro Infante is unforgettable and timeless...

@lafridarb3289

5 жыл бұрын

Alfonso G I seriously doubt cuaron used that movie as inspiration, there is music video of Luis Miguel, called "La media vuelta", its perfect, no computers or drones, made in 1994, every take is a work of art, just like this movie..

@Viajero3000band

5 жыл бұрын

No.

@EduardoMedinaP

5 жыл бұрын

He said it's not a nostalgic black and white, rather it's black and withe because that's how he remember things. 90% of what happens in the movie, is from his memory. Fun fact: The house in the movie it's his actual childhood house.

Roma is a beautiful tribute to Mexico. It haunts you like completely, and even makes you forget that it's in B/W. That scene where this old lady is dancing and accidentally makes Cleo's cup with pulque hits the ground is an undeniable wink to mexican superstitions. I mean, Cuaron even took the time to frame that! It's a rendition to the simple things in life and of course to love and tragedies. Yalitza is SOBERB as Cleo! And as for Cuaron, a MASTER! I am so proud of him and so glad that he followed the "less is more" way. SO TRUE! Smells like Oscar. People! You have to watch this movie. It's BEAUTIFUL!

@MrBraveheart1191

5 жыл бұрын

What’s soberb? 😁

Just saw this movie last night. The cinematography is so unique, it left me with the sensation of stepping into Mexico city in the 1970's. So proud to see Yalitza's performance!

My childhood happened in Mexico City, had an indigenous nanny. This movie transported me. To be honest it's not my favorite movie, but it put a smile and a tear in my face. Worth it.

@abrahamgomez653

5 жыл бұрын

J. O. You had an indigenous nanny even though you look indigenous lol

@TreeBoLaZul

5 жыл бұрын

@@abrahamgomez653 an indigenous with money though 😏

@abrahamgomez653

5 жыл бұрын

Post blue If you grew up in US and Latino it doenst matter if you have money. Nobody cares if you have money in US. In Mexico the people are pretensions. Some dont even have money and thet still have a nanny.

@s.b.8258

5 жыл бұрын

@@abrahamgomez653 what do you know? In Mexico there are the Spaniards, the Mestizos and the Indigenous people, and 70- 80% of the time the latter women work for the other two if they are middle to upper class. And it's common that most of the middle to upper classes have MAIDS I don't know why they want to call them "Nannies" that's BS that's not how they are seen over there or called. Live in maids, but never Nannies, they do Nannies' work but they are seen as maids servants and they only get Sundays off... Modern day slavery.

@esthermelchor9681

5 жыл бұрын

@@abrahamgomez653 How do you determine that he looks indigenous? His photo is not even on here.

Every detail, every scene, the simplicity of the story, it made me feel I was there... It was an amazing film and I fell in love with every character, every scene was so well done that some times you forget to breathe and you get mad, you laugh, oh, what a beatiful movie.

I am so proud of Yalitza as a Mexican indigenous woman that's showing the world trough t.v interviews that even though the world may not think that she's very beautiful or a special human being she believed in herself. That she now knows that she's valuable, and with a bright smile on her face she is now more confident in herself. She's now a great remodel for people of all walks of life to follow. That even though people may not believe that you can be good at or can achieve something try it anyhow; and perhaps you'll succeed at it and do it well. I'm litteraly crying right now.

A poem of movie

I just watched it yesterday and in some parts is very touching and tender and also makes you think a lot. In some parts it takes time to understand and process some scenes that seem to be slow but in fact are essential scenes you just don't realize it in the moment. The takes of the lanscapes are immaculate, breath taking. It's as if this movie was made to teach cinematografy students how perfectly detail and take an artistic shot. If you are acustomed to Hollywood romance and action films you just won't get it, don't even bother. Poetry wasn't made for the pigs. "Una Verdadera Obra Maestra" BRAVO!!

@joepimenton2450

5 жыл бұрын

barman1playa la poesía no esta hecha para los cerdos

The speech of this man is so emotional, I almost cry

just hand Cuaron the golden globe and oscar, watched this movie in Toronto, not just the trailer. The film is in B&W and the photography and sound are just amazing. I know it'll be most familiar for those who grew up in large metro areas in Mexico or south america in the 70's and even 80's because of the multiple familiar sounds of these buzzy cities, but that aside, it's a great film with great acting and a very moving story line. Love the long takes where the actors tell the story instead of multiple takes that normally do that for films.

What a fantastic review! Such passion. I just watched it here in my hometown Mexico City and it evoked powerful memories of this city where I grew up with my nanny Chabela, my own Cleo whom I loved dearly as a second mom. Alfonso Cuarón did it again! The cinematography is stellar and the choice of black and white fantastic. Loved it.

I was lucky to catch it in the theaters and definitively rewatching it on Netflix. Wow, what a movie!

I just watched Roma on Netflix, and I have no words to describe the feelings after it ended! The story is well told, with so many symbolism, great cinematography and impeccable acting. The sound effects are superb, the special effects so good, you can hardly notice them, but what is most impressive is the performance of Yalitza Aparicio!!!!! Even her name sounds so special. Having lived in Oaxaca for a long time, I know they are hard working people, who are exposed to culture in their everyday life, and they are so proud of their heritage. Definitely a movie I recommend. Bad thing it is not being shown in movie theaters. It deserves to be seen by the big audiences.

Nobody is born hating another person, our parents and society teach us everything.

Love the passion of the reviewer ... and he is absolutly right, the movie is stuning ... brilliant thats it

Thanks for such great insight through this wonderful review! I like seeing your passion for film making, so refreshing! 👍🏻

@mindtheprivacy

5 жыл бұрын

I almost wrote the exact same words!

Wow, I'm so proud and touched by his review, as a Mexican who is really close to the story, for us is a common background, almost every grandmom, mom, has been into the Cleo situation, so thanks to all of them, and thanks to cinema that were able to capture such beautiful story.

Tell this very enthusiastic man I Love him! Giving Latin American filmmakers such recognition

@georgealvarado5060

5 жыл бұрын

*Mexican filmmakers. No Mexican will call themselves Latino. That’s a US thing.

@KimberlyGValdovinos

5 жыл бұрын

I didn’t mean exclusively just towards Mexican filmmakers I’m talking about recognition of all parts of Latin America hence I used “Latin Filmmaker”

@georgealvarado5060

5 жыл бұрын

Mag G, that’s a VERY US thing.... come over here to South America and ask someone what they are.... “Latino” is NEVER gonna be their answer. If you’ve met a “Latin” person self-referencing themselves as “Latino”- that’s because it’s just easier to say to an American person.

@xrebelkittenx

5 жыл бұрын

It is a US thing. The only time we may use it is when we refer to latin america as a whole. We usually just go by nationality.

@StrongerThanYesterday7

4 жыл бұрын

Kimi G learn your roots we’re not “Latin American@

You got me!!! I'll be watching it.. thanks.

Thank you for such an amazing review and your well researched facts 👏🏼👏🏼

I saw this on the big screen- its playing here in NYC, and I can tell you this review is on point. The film is a wave of emotions. It will split your heart in two and dare you to pick up the pieces.

I was fascinated by how Cuaron was able to re-create the 1970s streets of Mexico City with the cars, posters, signs for the stores of that era, etc. The attention to detail was amazing.

I am a Criollo (european born in Mexico) and i so proud for the first time they put a native indigenous woman on the big screen 👌👍💗

Es una película bellísima.

I'm mexican and i didn't see the movie yet, I feel sad that in Mexico, movie theaters do not show the movie, only in a few cities and few cinemas. I'm waiting for the premiere on netflix

@tonym9455

5 жыл бұрын

Is no only in Mexico is everywhere, a few cinemas in every country

Excellent review!!! adore the way this guy Eli explain us the narrative is awesome... Alfonso should see this

What a great review and point of view!! Thank you!!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼❤️

Great explanation from the critic guy. The lady's voice is lovely

So funny. This movie is either super boring or a masterpiece. In my case I freaking love it, it is my favorite movie of the year and I strongly believe it deserves 4 academy awards: Best movie, best director, best cinematography and best editing

Stunning, stunning movie. So beautiful, full of resonance especially if you are Mexican or have lived in Mexico CIty. There are scenes you’ll never forget and one that’ll tear you to pieces.

This film is AWEsome! 👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

The way he talks about this movie!!! Makes you crave it soo bad!!!!!!!! Yasss MEXICO YAS!!

@dalice4651

5 жыл бұрын

Mexico is a desperate country!! If this movie is so great........why do they all want to come to America??? This movie SUCKED!!!

@esthermelchor9681

5 жыл бұрын

@@dalice4651 What does the movie being good or not have anything to do with people wanting to come to the United States?

I agree totally with this critic’s opinion of Roma. Yes, six stars out of five. Stunning movie. But he gave the same rating to La La Land? LA LA LAND???? You’ve got to be kidding me. I couldn’t make it through the first 10 minutes of that movie .

AWESOME EXPERIENCE !! this movie it's a complete piece of art !! Love it's black & white '' DNA '' ... Great job CUARON !! here' s my review seventh starts * * * * * * *

After watching this movie a few weeks ago I still think about a few scenes when I wake up or just random times of the day. Makes you really emotionally attached.

Impressive review! This gentleman is a very knowledgeable person!!

Great review and analysis!!

What an amazing review. I’m Mexican and wish all Mexico could express like this guy about ROMA. I watched like a month ago, and i cried nonstop. Yalitza had something that I haven’t seen in any actress. She’s pure, humble and has the capacity to make you feel many things at once. 👌👍

One of best Netflix roma very humble girl makes me cry

Excellent review! Thanks!

Beautiful, it’s an experience of pure art. Cuaron, transformes your digital screen into a moving canvas.

Great review!

It is just an another Alfonso Cuarón's Masterpiece. He does not stop to surprise us in a great and positive way. Yalitza Aparicio is my crush 😁

One of the very greatest films of all time. Unforgettable. My jaw was to the floor the whole time.

All I can say is that This is a beautiful movie 🎥 🍿

I watched Roma a few days ago. I was born in the 70s and it reminded me so much of my childhood. The songs that play in the movie as well. Especially hearing Leo Dan, the sing playing when she’s tiding up the bedrooms, brought many memories, one of my parents favorite. Going to the movies on sundays with the whole family. We had a living in maid in our house and I was so attached to her that when she left I cried and desperately missed her.

Reminds me many old memories drawn in a Beautiful Classic black and white old style.This Masterpiece is best appreciated in theater screen. Great Review for a Genius

Him reviewing the movie is amazing! I can’t wait to see the movie !

@christianhernandez726

5 жыл бұрын

its a great artistic and cultural movie , fulled of reality from the 70’s in mexico city , i saw it the other day and it was a masterpiece

I think it's the best movie in all of history

@futuropasado

5 жыл бұрын

top 3 in this century in my book, i can understand people saying that, it's impossibly beautiful.

@dalice4651

5 жыл бұрын

Guess you haven't seen any GREAT movies! This movie SUCKED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Glad you said "Human Being" instead of "Indignant". I'm in Puerto Vallarta right now. It's a life changing big deal here. I can assure

This movie...that's all I can say. It brings so much emotion. The patio being washed, the music, everything about it so real. I was born in the 70's and this brings so many memories of Mexican movies I grew up with. So much in one film. Finaly something fresh to appreciate. Hope you guys enjoy it too.

INCREIBLE pelicula. Gracias Cuaron, nos trajiste a muchos a remover nuestras memorias de un tiempo que jamas vovlera a ser. Gracias a todas las chicas que nos ayudaron en casa y merecen nuestra admiracion y respeto. Bendiciones!

This guy is a true movie lover! Great Review!

This is a great review and is preparing me to watch this movie tonight.

Wao just because the way you describe the movie i want to watch it...thank you for youuur talent and passion..

I have not even watched the movie but I am crying already listening to something so real and about life.

This guy was right on the money. Great review CBC.

I'm in California and this man's passion for this film is amazing. Bravo.

I watched the movie... I lived on Roma neighborhood early 70 s.... And I'm crying.... I love this movie..... I love this masterpiece. I travel back on time while I was watching this magnificent masterpiece.... I was 7 years old back then... I can relate it to every single aspect of those living years!

I loved it!!! Made me cry. 😢

this review is amazing, this movie was astonishing, no its more than that, just wow im honestly speechless, extremely breathtaking. AND he gave the Roma 6 stars, only movie along side La La Land, this dude really knows his stuff

I'm a netflix susbriber and i'm counting the hours to watch this film, with the best screen and sound i can have... i;m sure is going to be good one.

@longbeachinthehouse

5 жыл бұрын

Ditto, I counting the minutes

@LuLu-sy8oz

5 жыл бұрын

If you have a chance watch it at the theater, there’s very few that are showing it, you may have to drive a long distance but it’s so worth it.

Ojalá los Mexicanos habláramos con tanta pasión sobre esta película como este hombre. La película si merece todos los premios. No importa lo que hizo antes o lo que ara después Yalitza merece y tiene que ganar ese Oscar..

I saw the movie I LOVE IT BEAUTIFUL

@glent7853

5 жыл бұрын

Where?

@dalice4651

5 жыл бұрын

This movie was an embarrassment!! Everything about it SUCKED!!!!!!

I have not watched it yet, but, another interesting piece of information Roma, is also a brand of multipurpose powdered soap. That intro, reminded me also the soap that was common on those years in Mexico. It was used for cleaning everything

I am dying yo see this one on theater. I just bought my ticket but it wont be presented until December 6.

@edgarbarajas3643

5 жыл бұрын

Israel Borquez and the funds will be donated to the migrant caravan

I haven’t watched it yet but the last seconds of this video made me cry omg

Awesome films cuaron you did again

He is welcome to the "carne asada"🤣

This guy is amazing at describing a movie it makes u want to go wait it soon after watching his review on it he is a real news reporter that did good research on the movie before speaking on it they need more ppl like him on the news the movie was really good it gives so many real feelings about life and being humble no matter what you go thru in life never give up

Great Movie. The cinematography in each scene is amazing. It reminded me of my nannies and someone i knew that is still a nanny. Cleo character is amazing

This makes me think of my childhood. My aunt had an indigenous maid named Inez and that’s all I could think about this entire film. She had such a kind spirit. They did such an amazing job of captivating the essence of these household working women. I can still see her putting clothes on the line on the rooftop as I played. So much nostalgia it’s insane.

Watched the movie on Netflyx after the Oscars and I was on the edge of my seat. Emotion overload, thought it was just me being me. Now with this CBS review and understanding it is an Ode to Alfonso Cuaron's nanny I am seeing it with filtered eyes. Must see with tissue paper.

This is a Mexican movie; there're hundreds of Mexican movies in B&W, from the 50s, and 60s; too bad that Hollywood never bothered to learn about them. What has Hollywood done? Perpetuate the stereotypes about Mexico and Mexicans, unfortunately. Watch this movie and learn a few things, among them how to make a movie, and how a movie about Mexico can be,