What kind of movie is "Roma" directed by Alfonso Cuaron, one of Mexico's "Three Heroes"? Judging from the awards alone, this unique black-and-white film handed over a "chaotic and charming" transcript: The 75th Venice Film Festival: The Golden Lion Award in the main competition unit. The 76th Golden Globe Awards: Best Director, Best Foreign Language Film. The 91st Academy Awards: Best Director, Best Foreign Language Film, Best Cinematography. The 72nd BAFTA: Best Picture, Best Director, Best Non-English Language Film, Best Cinematography. ... If you count the countless nominations (Roma alone accounts for ten Oscar nominations), the artistic value of "Roma" is even more important than Tarzan. This film reflects the social background of Mexico around the 1970s with the experience of a family. Some people will see or think of familiar scenes from the film, which may be the reason why this film cannot be released in the mainland. I like the shooting skills of this film, the restraint and precise scheduling of the picture, so that each frame has an epic sense. The black-and-white film's picture is extraordinarily quiet, and the slow rhythm is extraordinarily similar to the human nature in the film. Although this film won Best Director, Best Foreign Language Film, and Best Cinematography at this year's Oscars, it did not create the miracle of winning Best Picture and Best Foreign Language Film at the same time. It's a pity to think about it. - Tribute to women!
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