Check Out the ‘Invisible’ Special Effects of ‘Roma’
A lot of work went into making those taxidermied dog heads look real.
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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.
Did Netflix Backlash Cost ‘Roma’ the Best Picture Oscar? Alfonso Cuarón Responds
“Green Book” won Best Picture over “Roma,” but a prevailing theory suggests it had everything to do with industry fears over Netflix.
Hollywood Studios Won the Oscar Battle Against Netflix, but Will They Lose the War?
After the fierce “Green Book” vs. “Roma” fight, both films won three Oscars. But Netflix did not land Best Picture.
Yalitza Aparicio’s Hometown Threw a Giant Oscars Party to Celebrate Groundbreaking Nom
The Oscar nomination has made her one of the most visible indigenous women in the world.
Inside the Oscar Ceremony: Don’t Bet on a Netflix Foreign-Language Boom After ‘Roma’
Throughout Oscar weekend and at the show, IndieWire figured out why globalization isn’t enough to remove the stigma for foreign-language films.
Oscars 2019: ‘Black Panther’ Celebrates Breakthrough, Inclusionary Crafts Wins
Breakthrough Oscars went to “Roma’s” Alfonso Cuarón, “Black Panther’s” Hannah Beachler and Ruth Carter, and “Into the Spider-Verse’s” Peter Ramsey.
Alfonso Cuaron Wins Best Director Oscar for ‘Roma’
The Mexican writer-director is a two-time Oscar winner thanks to “Roma” and “Gravity.”
Director Alfonso Cuaron Wins Best Cinematography Oscar for ‘Roma’
Cuarón becomes the first DoP to win a Best Cinematography Oscar for a film he also directed.
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