Oscars 2019: Alfonso Cuaron wins Best Director Award for the prize "Roma"

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director Oscar for his semi-autobiographical film, "Roma".

Cuaron, 57, also won Oscar's director of space film "Gravity" in 2014.

Cuaron was the favorite of the Oscar-winning film after winning numerous awards. his black and white portrait of a domestic worker who takes care of a middle-clbad family in the 1970s in Mexico City.
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Cuaron said the film, made in Spanish and in an indigenous language, was inspired by his own memories of growing up with his family in Mexico's Colonia Roma neighborhood. He also wrote and produced the film, which was made with mostly amateur or little-known actors.
In an interview with Reuters in November 2018, Cuaron described the film as "the story of a human being that I love most. One of the women who raised me. "

" Roma "is the most personal of the films made by Cuaron, whose career began on television in Mexico in the early 90s.

Acting from Mexico to Hollywood, Cuaron's films covered a range of styles and topics, including the badually explicit road movie "Y Tu Mama Tambien", an adaptation of Charles Dickens' "Great Expectations", crushing "Harry Potter and the prisoner of Azkaban" and the space thriller "Gravity. "