The Los Angeles Film Critics Association has named Alfonso Cuaron's deeply personal drama Roma best film of the year, adding to the acclaimed film's steadily mounting honours.
Cuaron's black-and-white film, a Netflix release, has been cleaning up many of the top prizes of awards season. It won the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival and likewise topped the New York Film Critics Circle.
Roma is widely expected to land Netflix its first best-picture nomination at the Oscars.
The Los Angeles critics, which announced their awards on Twitter, also awarded best cinematography to Cuaron.
But it notably deviated from the Roma drumbeat in the directing category. Instead, Debra Granik (Winter's Bone) was named best director for her off-the-grid father-daughter drama Leave No Trace.