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Roma
Just go watch it. Thank me later.
(Netflix)
Ok, it is Spanish with subtitles, for those of you who don't like to read. Even so, it'd be worth watching.
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Roma (Original Post)
AndJusticeForSome
Jan 2019
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liberalmuse
(18,876 posts)1. I watched it a few days ago.
Loved it, and can also recommend it! It is a masterpiece.
Mme. Defarge
(8,529 posts)2. Magnifique!
yonder
(10,002 posts)3. Ditto. It's a great movie in black and white and an unusual film format
I found myself thinking about it for days afterward. There are several otherworldly scenes which, for some strange reason, remind me of that Isabella Rossellini movie "The Saddest Music in the World".
applegrove
(123,111 posts)4. Loved it. I don't like subtitles and it was wonderful.
Lisa0825
(14,489 posts)5. Same here. I really didn't even notice that I was reading because I was just
pulled into their lives. I told a friend I felt like I was eavesdropping on a family, because it was so natural.
applegrove
(123,111 posts)6. The Cleo character was just mesmerising. What a great film. And the
mood set by parking the too big car in dog poo. And her shining through and wanting everything in her life with the/her family rather than the chaos of being poor.
Lisa0825
(14,489 posts)7. Did you know that it was Yalitza's first time acting?? Amazing!
applegrove
(123,111 posts)8. Was she Cleo?
That is the start of a brilliant career.
Lisa0825
(14,489 posts)9. Yes! First time out and already a Best Actress Nominee!
applegrove
(123,111 posts)10. Yes. She was so natural.