Nominees for Golden Globes Announced

With ten nominations, the narco-transmusical "Emilia Pérez" leads the list of nominees for the Golden Globes, which were announced on Monday in 27 film and television categories in Beverly Hills.

Golden Globes: Seven Nominations for "The Brutalist"

In the coveted drama category, the fictional biopic "The Brutalist" is among those vying for the award. Overall, the film comes in second place in the tournament with seven nominations. Also in the drama category is "Konklave" by Austrian-Swiss director Edward Berger. The thriller about a papal election has a total of six nominations - including one for Berger.

The drama "The Seed of the Holy Fig Tree" is in the running for a Golden Globe in the category "Best Non-English Language Film". The director is Mohammad Rasoulof, who fled to Germany from Iran and secretly shot the film in his homeland. Germany has also submitted "The Seed of the Holy Fig Tree" for the 2025 Oscar Awards. Other nominees for the Golden Globe in the non-English language film category include the musical comedy "Emilia Pérez" (France), the historical drama "Vermiglio" (Italy), and the drama "All We Imagine as Light" (India).

"The Bears" Nominated Five Times for Golden Globe

In the TV category nominations, the hit series "The Bear: King of the Kitchen" goes into the awards with the most nominations. The series about a young head chef has been nominated five times. The crime-comedy series "Only Murders in the Building" and the series adaptation of the novel "Shogun" each received four nominations. In addition, stars such as Kathy Bates, Gary Oldman, Eddie Redmayne, Selena Gomez, and Kate Winslet have been nominated for TV roles.

The grand awards gala will then take place on January 5th. Prior to this, 334 film journalists from 85 countries will decide on the winners.

(APA/Red)

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