EPISODE · May 13, 2025 · 10 MIN
Roma: Memory, Class, and the Power of Women
from Stories in Motion · host D & J
In this episode, we unpack Alfonso Cuarón’s Roma—a deeply personal film that captures the layered social history of Mexico in the 1970s. From childhood memories and class divides to political trauma and the quiet strength of women, we explore how this cinematic masterpiece reflects a nation’s wounds and its resilience.
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In this episode, we unpack Alfonso Cuarón’s Roma—a deeply personal film that captures the layered social history of Mexico in the 1970s. From childhood memories and class divides to political trauma and the quiet strength of women, we explore how this cinematic masterpiece reflects a nation’s wounds and its resilience.
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