List of accolades received by Roma

Cuarón received critical acclaim for his screenplay, direction and cinematography in the film

| Accolades

Award

Wins

Nominations

AACTA International Awards

AARP's Movies for Grownups Awards

Academy Awards

ACE Eddie Awards

African-American Film Critics Association

Alliance of Women Film Journalists

American Film Institute Awards

American Society of Cinematographers

Ariel Awards

Art Directors Guild Awards

Austin Film Critics Association

Belgian Film Critics Association

Boston Society of Film Critics

British Academy Film Awards

British Independent Film Awards

Chicago Film Critics Association

Critics' Choice Movie Awards

Dallas–Fort Worth Film Critics Association

David di Donatello Awards

Detroit Film Critics Society

Dorian Awards

Directors Guild of America Awards

Dublin Film Critics' Circle

Florida Film Critics Circle

Georgia Film Critics Association

Golden Globe Awards

Gotham Awards

Goya Awards

Hollywood Film Awards

Hollywood Music in Media Awards

Houston Film Critics Society

Independent Spirit Awards

IndieWire Critics Poll

Location Managers Guild Awards

London Film Critics' Circle

Los Angeles Film Critics Association

National Board of Review

National Society of Film Critics

New York Film Critics Circle

New York Film Critics Online

Online Film Critics Society

Palm Springs International Film Festival

Platino Awards

Producers Guild of America Awards

San Diego Film Critics Society

San Francisco Film Critics Circle

Santa Barbara International Film Festival

Satellite Awards

Seattle Film Critics Society

St. Louis Film Critics Association

Telluride Film Festival

Toronto Film Critics Association

Toronto International Film Festival

Utah Film Critics Association

Venice Film Festival

Vancouver Film Critics Circle

Washington D.C. Area Film Critics Association

Women Film Critics Circle

Writers Guild of America Awards

Totals[a]
Wins| 134
Nominations| 227

Note

1. ^ Certain award groups do not simply award one winner. They recognize several different recipients, have runners-up, and have third place. Since this is a specific recognition and is different from losing an award, runner-up mentions are considered wins in this award tally. For simplification and to avoid errors, each award in this list has been presumed to have had a prior nomination.

Roma is a 2018 drama film written and directed by Alfonso Cuarón. Cuarón also produced, co-edited and photographed the film. It stars Yalitza Aparicio, Marina de Tavira, Marco Graf, Daniela Demesa, Enoc Leaño and Daniel Valtierra. Set in the early 1970s, the film is a semi-biographical take on Cuarón's upbringing in Mexico City, and follows the life of a live-in housekeeper to an upper-middle-class family. The title refers to the Colonia Roma district of the city.[1]

## Accolades

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Award  | Date of ceremony  | Category  | Recipient(s)  | Result  | Ref.

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AACTA International Awards | 4 January 2019 | Best Film | Roma | Won  | [2][3]
Best Direction | Alfonso Cuarón | Won
Best Screenplay | Nominated
AARP's Movies for Grownups Awards | 4 February 2019  | Best Picture  | Roma | Nominated  | [4][5]
Best Director  | Alfonso Cuarón | Nominated
Best Time Capsule  | Roma | Nominated
Best Foreign Film  | Roma | Won
Academy Awards | 24 February 2019 | Best Picture | Gabriela Rodríguez and Alfonso Cuarón | Nominated  | [6][7][8]
Best Director | Alfonso Cuarón | Won
Best Actress | Yalitza Aparicio | Nominated
Best Supporting Actress | Marina de Tavira | Nominated
Best Original Screenplay | Alfonso Cuarón | Nominated
Best Foreign Language Film | Mexico  | Won
Best Cinematography | Alfonso Cuarón | Won
Best Production Design | Eugenio Caballero and Bárbara Enríquez | Nominated
Best Sound Editing | Sergio Díaz and Skip Lievsay | Nominated
Best Sound Mixing | Skip Lievsay, Craig Henighan and José Antonio García | Nominated
ACE Eddie Awards | 1 February 2019 | Best Edited Feature Film – Dramatic | Alfonso Cuarón and Adam Gough  | Nominated  | [9]
African-American Film Critics Association | 11 December 2018  | Top Ten Films  | Roma | 6th place  | [10]
Best Foreign Film  | Won
Alliance of Women Film Journalists | 10 January 2019  | Best Film  | Roma | Won  | [11]
[12]
Best Director  | Alfonso Cuarón | Won
Best Actress  | Yalitza Aparicio  | Nominated
Best Original Screenplay  | Alfonso Cuarón  | Nominated
Best Non-English-Language Film  | Roma | Won
Best Cinematography  | Alfonso Cuarón  | Won
Best Editing  | Adam Gough and Alfonso Cuarón  | Won
Best Breakthrough Performance  | Yalitza Aparicio  | Nominated
American Film Institute | 4 January 2019 | AFI Special Award  | Roma | Won  | [13]
American Society of Cinematographers | 9 February 2019 | Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography in Theatrical Releases | Alfonso Cuarón  | Nominated  | [14][15]
Ariel Awards | 24 June 2019 | Best Picture | Roma | Won  | [16][17]
Best Director | Alfonso Cuarón  | Won
Best Actress | Yalitza Aparicio  | Nominated
Best Supporting Actress | Marina de Tavira  | Won
Best Supporting Actor | Jorge Antonio Guerrero | Nominated
Best Breakthrough Performance  | Nancy García  | Nominated
Best Original Screenplay  | Alfonso Cuarón  | Won
Best Cinematography  | Alfonso Cuarón  | Won
Best Film Editing  | Adam Gough and Alfonso Cuarón  | Won
Best Art Direction  | Eugenio Caballero, Bárbara Enríquez, Oscar Tello and Gabriel Cortés  | Won
Best Costume Design  | Anna Terrazas  | Nominated
Best Makeup  | Anton Garfias  | Nominated
Best Special Effects  | Sheldon Stopsack and David Griffiths  | Won
Best Visual Effects  | Alejandro Vázquez  | Won
Best Sound  | Jorge Antonio García, Sergio Díaz, Skip Lievsay and Craig Henighan  | Won
Art Directors Guild Awards | 2 February 2019 | Excellence in Production Design for a Period Film | Eugenio Caballero | Nominated  | [18]
Austin Film Critics Association | 7 January 2019  | Best Film  | Roma | Nominated  | [19]
[20]
Best Director  | Alfonso Cuarón  | Nominated
Best Original Screenplay  | Alfonso Cuarón  | Nominated
Best Foreign Language Film  | Roma | Nominated
Best Cinematography  | Alfonso Cuarón  | Won
Best Editing  | Adam Gough and Alfonso Cuarón  | Nominated
Breakthrough Artist  | Yalitza Aparicio  | Nominated
Top Ten Films  | Roma | 2nd place
Belgian Film Critics Association | 5 January 2019  | Grand Prix | Roma | Nominated  | [21]
Boston Society of Film Critics | 16 December 2018 | Best Cinematography | Alfonso Cuarón  | Won  | [22]
BAFTA Awards | 10 February 2019 | Best Film | Roma | Won  | [23][24]
Best Direction | Alfonso Cuarón  | Won
Best Original Screenplay | Alfonso Cuarón  | Nominated
Best Film Not in the English Language | Roma | Won
Best Cinematography | Alfonso Cuarón  | Won
Best Production Design | Eugenio Caballero and Bárbara Enríquez  | Nominated
Best Editing | Adam Gough and Alfonso Cuarón  | Nominated
British Independent Film Awards | 2 December 2018 | Best Foreign Independent Film | Alfonso Cuarón, Gabriela Rodriguez and Nicolás Celis  | Won  | [25]
Chicago Film Critics Association | 8 December 2018 | Best Picture | Roma | Won  | [26]
[27]
Best Director | Alfonso Cuarón  | Won
Best Actress | Yalitza Aparicio | Nominated
Best Original Screenplay | Alfonso Cuarón  | Nominated
Best Foreign Language Film | Roma | Won
Best Art Direction  | Nominated
Best Cinematography | Alfonso Cuarón  | Won
Best Editing | Roma | Won
Most Promising Performer  | Yalitza Aparicio  | Nominated
Critics' Choice Movie Awards | 13 January 2019 | Best Picture | Roma | Won  | [28][29]
Best Actress | Yalitza Aparicio  | Nominated
Best Director | Alfonso Cuarón  | Won
Best Original Screenplay | Nominated
Best Foreign Language Film | Roma | Won
Best Art Direction | Eugenio Caballero and Bárbara Enríquez  | Nominated
Best Cinematography | Alfonso Cuarón  | Won
Best Editing | Adam Gough and Alfonso Cuarón  | Nominated
Dallas–Fort Worth Film Critics Association | 17 December 2018 | Best Film | Roma | 2nd Place  | [30]
Best Director | Alfonso Cuarón  | Won
Best Foreign Language Film  | Roma | Won
Best Cinematography | Alfonso Cuarón  | Won
David di Donatello Awards | 27 March 2019  | Best Foreign Film | Roma | Won  | [31]
Detroit Film Critics Society | 3 December 2018  | Best Film | Roma | Nominated  | [32]
Best Director | Alfonso Cuarón  | Nominated
Best Ensemble  | Roma | Nominated
Dorian Awards | 12 January 2019  | Film of the Year | Roma | Nominated  | [33]
[34]
Director of the Year (Film or Television)  | Alfonso Cuarón  | Won
Film Performance of the Year – Actress  | Yalitza Aparicio  | Nominated
Screenplay of the Year (Original or Adapted)  | Alfonso Cuarón  | Nominated
Foreign Language Film of the Year  | Roma | Won
Visually Striking Film of the Year  | Roma | Nominated
Directors Guild of America Awards | 2 February 2019 | Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Feature Film | Alfonso Cuarón | Won  | [35]
Dublin Film Critics' Circle | 20 December 2018  | Best Director  | Alfonso Cuarón  | Won  | [36]
Best Cinematography  | Alfonso Cuarón  | 2nd place
Florida Film Critics Circle | 21 December 2018 | Best Picture | Roma | Nominated  | [37]
[38]
Best Director | Alfonso Cuarón  | Won
Best Foreign Language Film | Roma | Runner-up
Best Cinematography | Alfonso Cuarón  | Runner-up
Best Art Direction / Production Design  | Roma | Nominated
Forqué Awards | 12 January 2019 | Best Latin-American Film | Roma | Won | [39]
Georgia Film Critics Association | 12 January 2019  | Best Picture  | Roma | Nominated  | [40]
Best Director  | Alfonso Cuarón  | Won
Best Actress  | Yalitza Aparicio  | Nominated
Best Original Screenplay  | Alfonso Cuarón  | Nominated
Best Foreign Film  | Roma | Won
Best Cinematography  | Alfonso Cuarón  | Won
Breakthrough Award  | Yalitza Aparicio  | Nominated
Golden Globe Awards | 6 January 2019 | Best Foreign Language Film | Roma | Won  | [41]
Best Director | Alfonso Cuarón  | Won
Best Screenplay | Alfonso Cuarón  | Nominated
Gotham Awards | 26 November 2018 | Breakthrough Actor | Yalitza Aparicio | Nominated  | [42]
Goya Awards | 2 February 2019 | Best Iberoamerican Film | Roma | Won  | [43]
Hollywood Film Awards | 4 November 2018 | New Hollywood Award  | Yalitza Aparicio  | Won  | [44]
Hollywood Music in Media Awards | 14 November 2018 | Outstanding Music Supervision – Film  | Lynn Fainchtein  | Nominated  | [45]
Houston Film Critics Society | 3 January 2019 | Best Picture | Roma | Nominated  | [46][47]
Best Director | Alfonso Cuarón  | Won
Best Foreign Language Film  | Roma | Won
Best Cinematography | Alfonso Cuarón  | Won
Independent Spirit Awards | 23 February 2019 | Best International Film | Alfonso Cuarón | Won  | [48][49]
IndieWire Critics Poll | 17 December 2018  | Best Film  | Roma | Won  | [50]
Best Director  | Alfonso Cuarón  | Won
Best Actress  | Yalitza Aparicio  | 2nd place
Best Screenplay  | Alfonso Cuarón  | 3rd place
Best Foreign Language Films  | Roma | Won
Best Cinematography  | Alfonso Cuarón  | Won
Location Managers Guild Awards | 21 September 2019 | Outstanding Locations in Period Film  | Claudia Puebla Monge and Horacio Rodriguez de Zamacona  | Won  | [51]
London Film Critics' Circle | 20 January 2019  | Film of the Year | Roma | Won  | [52][53]
Foreign Language Film of the Year | Roma | Nominated
Director of the Year | Alfonso Cuarón  | Won
Actress of the Year | Yalitza Aparicio  | Nominated
Screenwriter of the Year | Alfonso Cuarón  | Nominated
Los Angeles Film Critics Association | 9 December 2018 | Best Film | Roma | Won  | [54]
Best Director | Alfonso Cuarón  | Runner-up
Best Cinematography | Alfonso Cuarón  | Won
Best Editing | Adam Gough and Alfonso Cuarón  | Runner-up
Macondo Awards | 9 November 2019 | Best Ibero-American film  | Roma | Won  | [55]
National Board of Review | 27 November 2018 | Top 10 Films | Roma | Won  | [56]
National Society of Film Critics | 5 January 2019 | Best Picture | Roma | 2nd place  | [57][58]
Best Director | Alfonso Cuarón | Won
Best Foreign Language Film | Roma | Won
Best Cinematography | Alfonso Cuarón | Won
New York Film Critics Circle | 29 November 2018 | Best Film | Roma | Won  | [59]
Best Director | Alfonso Cuarón | Won
Best Cinematography | Alfonso Cuarón | Won
New York Film Critics Online | 9 December 2018  | Best Picture  | Roma | Won  | [60]
Best Director  | Alfonso Cuarón  | Won
Top 10 Films  | Roma | Won
Online Film Critics Society | 2 January 2019  | Best Picture | Roma | Won  | [61]
Best Director | Alfonso Cuarón  | Won
Best Actress | Yalitza Aparicio  | Nominated
Best Film Not in the English Language | Roma | Won
Best Original Screenplay | Alfonso Cuarón  | Nominated
Best Editing | Adam Gough and Alfonso Cuarón  | Nominated
Best Cinematography | Alfonso Cuarón  | Won
Palm Springs International Film Festival | 3 January 2019  | Sonny Bono Visionary Award  | Alfonso Cuarón | Won  | [62]
Platino Awards | 12 May 2019 | Best Ibero-American Film | Roma | Won  | [63][64]
Best Director | Alfonso Cuarón | Won
Best Actress | Yalitza Aparicio | Nominated
Marina de Tavira | Nominated
Best Screenplay  | Alfonso Cuarón | Won
Best Editing  | Adam Gough and Alfonso Cuarón  | Nominated
Best Art Direction  | Eugenio Caballero  | Nominated
Best Cinematography  | Alfonso Cuarón | Won
Best Sound  | Sergio Díaz, Skip Lievsay, Craig Henighan and José Antonio García  | Won
Producers Guild of America Awards | 19 January 2019 | Outstanding Producer of Theatrical Motion Pictures | Gabriela Rodríguez and Alfonso Cuarón | Nominated  | [65]
San Diego Film Critics Society | 10 December 2018  | Best Foreign Language Film | Roma | Nominated  | [66]
Best Cinematography | Alfonso Cuarón  | Nominated
San Francisco Film Critics Circle | 9 December 2018  | Best Film  | Roma | Won  | [67]
Best Director | Alfonso Cuarón  | Nominated
Best Actress | Yalitza Aparicio  | Nominated
Best Original Screenplay  | Alfonso Cuarón  | Nominated
Best Foreign Language Film | Roma | Won
Best Production Design  | Eugenio Caballero  | Nominated
Best Cinematography  | Alfonso Cuarón  | Won
Best Editing  | Adam Gough and Alfonso Cuarón  | Nominated
Santa Barbara International Film Festival | 5 February 2019  | Virtuoso Award  | Yalitza Aparicio | Won  | [68]
Satellite Awards | 22 February 2019 | Best Foreign Language Film | Roma | Won  | [69][70]
Best Director | Alfonso Cuarón | Won
Best Actress – Motion Picture, Drama | Yalitza Aparicio | Nominated
Best Original Screenplay | Alfonso Cuarón | Won
Best Editing | Won
Best Cinematography | Nominated
Best Art Direction and Production Design | Eugenio Caballero | Nominated
Best Sound (Editing and Mixing) | Roma | Nominated
Seattle Film Critics Society | 17 December 2018  | Best Picture of the Year  | Roma | Won  | [71]
Best Director  | Alfonso Cuarón | Won
Best Actress in a Leading Role  | Yalitza Aparicio | Nominated
Best Screenplay  | Alfonso Cuarón | Nominated
Best Foreign Language Film  | Roma | Won
Best Production Design  | Eugenio Caballero and Bárbara Enríquez  | Nominated
Best Cinematography  | Alfonso Cuarón | Won
Best Film Editing  | Adam Gough and Alfonso Cuarón  | Nominated
St. Louis Film Critics Association | 16 December 2018  | Best Picture | Roma | Nominated  | [72]
Best Director | Alfonso Cuarón | Runner-up
Best Foreign Film  | Roma | Won
Best Production Design  | Eugenio Caballero | Nominated
Best Editing  | Adam Gough and Alfonso Cuarón  | Nominated
Best Cinematography | Alfonso Cuarón | Won
Best Scene  | Beach rescue  | Won
Telluride Film Festival | 3 September 2018  | Silver Medallion | Alfonso Cuarón | Won  | [73]
Toronto Film Critics Association | 9 December 2018 | Best Film | Roma | Won  | [74]
Best Director | Alfonso Cuarón | Won
Best Screenplay | Alfonso Cuarón | Runner-up
Best Foreign Language Film | Roma | Runner-up
Toronto International Film Festival | 16 September 2018 | Grolsch People's Choice Awards | Roma | 3rd place  | [75]
Utah Film Critics Association | 16 December 2018  | Best Picture  | Roma | Runner-up  | [76]
Best Director  | Alfonso Cuarón | Won
Best Non-English Language Film  | Roma | Won
Best Cinematography  | Alfonso Cuarón | Won
Venice Film Festival | 8 September 2018 | Golden Lion | Roma | Won  | [77][78]
[79]
SIGNIS Award | Roma | Won
Vancouver Film Critics Circle | 17 December 2018  | Best Film | Roma | Won  | [80]
Best Foreign Language Film  | Roma | Won
Washington D.C. Area Film Critics Association | 3 December 2018 | Best Film | Roma | Won  | [81]
Best Director | Alfonso Cuarón | Won
Best Cinematography | Alfonso Cuarón | Won
Best Foreign Language Film | Roma | Won
Best Original Screenplay | Alfonso Cuarón | Nominated
Best Art Direction | Eugenio Caballero and Bárbara Enríquez | Nominated
Best Editing  | Alfonso Cuarón and Adam Gough | Nominated
Women Film Critics Circle | 21 December 2018  | Best Movie About Women  | Roma | Runner-up  | [82]
Best Foreign Film by or About Women  | Roma | Won
Karen Morley Award  | Roma | Won
The Invisible Woman Award  | Yalitza Aparicio | Nominated
Writers Guild of America Awards | 17 February 2019 | Best Original Screenplay | Alfonso Cuarón | Nominated  | [83]

## Notes

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## See also

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* 2018 in film

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## External links

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* Awards for Roma at IMDb

*[Ref.]: References