Yalitza Aparicio

Marina de Tavira

Diego Cortina Autrey

Carlos Peralta

Marco Graf

Daniela Demesa

Nancy García García

Verónica García

Fernando Grediaga

Jorge Antonio Guerrero

José Manuel Guerrero Mendoza

Andy Cortés

Victor Manuel Resendiz Ruiz

Zarela Lizbeth Chinolla Arellano

José Luis López Gómez

Edwin Mendoza Ramírez

Clementina Guadarrama

Enoc Leaño

Nicolás Peréz Taylor Félix

Kjartan Halvorsen

Luca De Massis

Savio Adarsh

Dave Griffiths

Bryce Nielsen

Alfonso Cuarón

Nicolás Celis

Gabriela Rodríguez

Adam Gough

Galo Olivares

Eugenio Caballero

Carlos Benassini

Oscar Tello

Barbara Enriquez

Anna Terrazas

Beatriz Vera

Atenea Téllez

Antonio Garfias

Emma Canchola

Steve Browell

José Antonio García

Ernesto Muñoz

Liliana Villaseñor

Sergio Jara

Alex Vázquez

Carlos Somonte

Ezra Waddell

Lynn Fainchtein

Natalia Moguel

Alice Scandellari Burr

Jonathan King

David Linde

Carlos A. Morales

Sandino Saravia

Jeff Skoll

Craig Berkey

Andrew Caller

Eric Dounce

Ruy García

Enrique Greiner

Craig Henighan

Luis Huesca

Skip Lievsay

Liboria Rodríguez

Alejandro Chávez

Sergio Díaz

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One of the best movies I've watched in years. A masterpiece in every sense from the storytelling going through the production and ending with the masterful photography. It remainded me other such "childhood memories" masterpieces like Amarcord or even Bergman's Fanny and Alexander. The movie shows a year (circa 1970) in the life of a middle class, intellectual family through the eyes of their domestic helper, Cleo. She comes from a small town, has an indigenous background and works for the family within one of these arrangements (common in underdeveloped parts of the world) where the worker is treated somewhere between older sister and slave. She is emotionally involved with the children in a reciprocal relationship but she still has to work with very few (if any) worker's rights. The relationship is indeed complex and its treatment is the main strenght of the movie in my view. 
For those of us who where partly raised by these amazingly loving women the movie is an emotional tour-de-force. 
For the rest, the movie is a must. Please watch it.

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