Legendary Video Essayist Kogonada Returns With a Stunning Deep Dive Into ‘Roma’ — Watch
Presented by The Criterion Collection, “Nothing At Stake” is Kogonada’s first video essay release since 2017.
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‘The Chambermaid’: Why Mexico’s Oscar Submission Is Much More Than This Year’s ‘Roma’
Lila Avilés’ emotional debut may sound similar to last year’s Oscar winner on paper, but this year’s contender has its own unique appeal.
Netflix Joins the Criterion Collection With Home Video Debut of ‘Roma’
Alfonso Cuarón’s love letter to Mexico City marks the rare DVD/Blu-ray release for any Netflix original film.
Here’s Why ‘Parasite’ Could Do Better Than ‘Roma’ at the Oscars
Breaking down three myths about Oscar voting, including the idea that foreign films can’t win best picture.
Large Format Cameras Are Changing Film Language, From ‘Joker’ to ‘Midsommar’
With the advent of cameras like the Alexa 65, a new generation of large format filmmaker is using its immersive qualities in exciting ways.
Guillermo del Toro’s Favorite Movies: 25 Films the Director Wants You to See
From silent movie classics like “Nosferatu” to a recent Alfonso Cuarón masterpiece, here are great films that have del Toro’s stamp of approval.
‘Mad Max: Fury Road’ Tops First Critics’ Poll Naming Best Films of the Decade — See Full List
Paul Thomas Anderson makes a strong showing on the poll with two movies in the top 10.
Check Out the ‘Invisible’ Special Effects of ‘Roma’
A lot of work went into making those taxidermied dog heads look real.
Oscars or Emmys? How a Feature Film Could Earn Nominations From Both Academies
As the film Academy worries how to define “movie” post-“Roma,” Emmys rules suggest it’s not so hard.
Spielberg vs. Netflix: Separating Myth and Reality About the Post-Oscars Battle
A movie is a movie, whether it shows on Netflix or at your local multiplex. Fact or fiction? Check out our exhaustive quiz.
How Much Would ‘Roma’ Have Grossed With a Traditional Release? We Have An Answer
Netflix gave “Roma” its most robust theatrical release so far. But it could have grossed as much as $20 million.
Mexican TV Network Slammed for ‘Brownface’ Parody of ‘Roma’ Star Yalitza Aparicio
A spokesman for the Televisa network told the Associated Press it does not support racism and condemns any form of discrimination.
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