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    The Myth of the two Mexicos and the intrinsic connection between “Neza” and “La Roma”

    The Myth of the two Mexicos and the intrinsic connection between “Neza” and “La Roma”

    We all have been touched by Alfonso Quaron’s film “Roma”. It is without question a cinematographic accomplishment that will inspire future generations of artists and which has revived an image of Mexico City we thought long gone. Yet, I wish not to write about the film itself, but rather explore one of its many interpretations. Over the last days, a plethora of columns, op-eds, debates on TV and coffee tables have surged in response to the film. "This is a clear example of th
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