Alfonso Cuarón, a prominent Mexican filmmaker, returns to his homeland after 16 years to shoot 'Roma', a film set in Mexico City during 1970-1971. The movie portrays the 'halconazo', a paramilitary attack on students under President Luis Echeverría's regime. Cuarón draws from his childhood experiences, aiming for universal appeal. Although the plot remains undisclosed, it features a middle-class family. Cuarón, an Oscar winner for 'Gravity', shares his perspective on the Academy Awards. 'Roma' is set to release in 2018.

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