(29 Nov 2018) CUARON'S 'ROMA' DOMINATES NY FILM CRITICS CIRCLE AWARDS
Alfonso Cuaron's ``Roma'' has dominated the New York Film Critics Circle Awards, winning best film, best director and best cinematography.
The overwhelming show of support for ``Roma'' by the critics group on Thursday (29 NOV.2018) wasn't a surprise. Cuaron's film is Netflix's most acclaimed release yet, and it's widely expected to contend for best picture at the Academy Awards. Cuaron made the black-and-white 1970s-set film based on his own upbringing in Mexico City, serving as his own cinematographer.
The critics also voted Ethan Hawke best actor for Paul Schrader's ``First Reformed,'' and awarded Schrader best screenplay.
Best actress went to Regina Hall for ``Support the Girls.'' Supporting acting prizes were awarded to Regina King for ``If Beale Street Could Talk'' and to Richard E. Grant for ``Can You Forgive Me?''
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