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Alfonso Cuarón on the three Golden Globe nominations for his deeply personal 'Roma'

An early frontrunner for best picture at next year's Academy Awards, Alfonso Cuaron's "Roma" picked up three Golden Globe nominations Thursday morning, for foreign-language film and for Cuaron's direction and screenplay.

Cuaron's poetic, black-and-white story of a middle-class Mexican family and their beloved live-in nanny is in limited theatrical release now before airing on Netflix starting Dec. 14.

The Times spoke with the director, whose previous films include "Y Tu Mama Tambien," "Children of Men" and "Gravity," about the nominations, Netflix and the state

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