It was cold the night we watched Roma. We huddled together in a nearly full Ithaca theater to take in the latest from Alfonso Cuaron (Children of Men, Y Tu Mama Tambien,Gravity), which was a portrait of Cleo, the housekeeper/maid/nanny of a Mexico City family in the 1970s, that was at turns harrowing, moving, touching, and perplexing. There … Continue reading "Episode 1: Roma"

It was cold the night we watched Roma. We huddled together in a nearly full Ithaca theater to take in the latest from Alfonso Cuaron (Children of Men, Y Tu Mama Tambien,Gravity), which was a portrait of Cleo, the housekeeper/maid/nanny of a Mexico City family in the 1970s, that was at turns harrowing, moving, touching, and perplexing. There … Continue reading "Episode 1: Roma"

It was cold the night we watched&nbsp;Roma. We huddled together in a nearly full Ithaca theater to take in the latest from&nbsp;Alfonso Cuaron (Children of Men,&nbsp;Y Tu Mama Tambien,Gravity), which was a portrait of Cleo, the housekeeper/maid/nanny of a Mexico City family in the 1970s, that was at turns harrowing, moving, touching, and perplexing. There … Continue reading "Episode 1: Roma"

Episode 1: Roma

Joe Hall and Cheryl Quimba watch movies then say things about those movies. They have strong feelings about Todd Haynes, Korean horror, class warfare, and how not to make a twenty-first century rom com. They're basically Siskel and Ebert, but with nothing to lose.

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Episode 1: Roma

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