Mexican film "Roma," about a housekeeper in a middle-class family in the 1970s, won the Oscar on Sunday for best foreign language film.
The black-and-white Netflix film, directed and written by Alfonso Cuaron, marked Mexico's first Oscar victory in the category and has already picked up a slew of other awards this year.
The film was inspired by Cuaron's childhood and a domestic worker who helped raise him. It features a largely unknown or amateur cast.
The title is taken from the Mexico City Colonia Roma neighbourhood where Cuaron grew up.
"Roma" stars Yalitza Aparicio as a domestic worker named Cleo who becomes pregnant