Golden Globe voters did little to clear up a blurry awards picture in Hollywood on Sunday, giving little-seen films like “The Brutalist” and “Emilia Pérez” roughly equal treatment and snubbing some perceived Oscar front-runners, including “Anora.”
“The Brutalist,” an immigrant epic from A24 that has yet to open in wide release, received three Globes, winning best drama, best actor (Adrien Brody) and best director (Brady Corbet). “Emilia Pérez,” the Spanish-language Netflix musical exploring trans identity, was victorious in four categories, taking best comedy or musical, best supporting actress (Zoe Saldaña), best song (“El Mal”) and best non-English-language film.
The other film prizes were scattered far and wide, with “Wicked,” “The Substance,” “A Different Man,” “Flow,” “I’m Still Here,” “Conclave,” “Challengers” and “A Real Pain” winning one Globe each.
“Anora,” which went into the night with five nominations, left with nothing, as did “The Wild Robot,” which had four nods, and the Bob Dylan biopic “A Complete Unknown,” which had three. Awards handicappers have expected this trio — especially “Anora,” about a young sex worker — to be strong Oscar contenders.
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