Roma.

CUARON, Alfonso.

$250.00

Item Number: 147937

New York: Assouline, 2018.

First edition of this companion piece offering deeper insight into Alfonso Cuarón’s film of the same name, including the full screenplay. Quarto, original cloth, illustrated with black and white photographs, with an introduction by Valeria Luiselli. In fine condition. Photography by Carlos Somonte. Housed in a custom pictorial slipcase.

Alfonso Cuarón is a renowned Mexican filmmaker known for his innovative storytelling, technical mastery, and diverse filmography. Roma (2018) is a critically acclaimed semi-autobiographical film that explores themes of class, race, and personal memory. Set in 1970s Mexico City, the film follows Cleo, an Indigenous domestic worker employed by a middle-class family, capturing her struggles and resilience amid political and social upheaval. Shot in black and white and utilizing long, immersive takes, Roma emphasizes realism and emotional depth, reflecting Cuarón’s distinctive cinematic style. The film received widespread praise for its intimate storytelling and technical mastery, earning multiple Academy Awards, including Best Director and Best Cinematography, solidifying Cuarón’s reputation as a visionary filmmaker.