Golden Globe Awards

Late on the evening of November 19th, 2013, Fabienne Kabou, a Senegalese emigrant, left her 15-month-old daughter to drown at high tide on a northern France beach. It was a horrific act that made headlines, the mother admitted to it but failed to explain why she did it.

No Bears is the latest movie from celebrated Iranian director and democracy campaigner Jafar Panahi, who has also directed This Is Not a Film and Taxi Tehran. This nuanced piece of film making is set in a rural village, where the residents have had a fear of bears inculcated in them, as a way of controlling their freedom of movement.

Argentina, 1985 is a courtroom drama that depicts the true account of how a public prosecutor and his team took the country’s military leaders to court for crimes they committed while the country was under a dictatorship, from 1976 to 1983. A David and Goliath scenario, The Trial of the Juntas was a landmark case, hard-fought by attorneys Julio Strassera (Richardo Darin) and Luis Moreno Ocampo (Peter Lanzani).

Utama, which in Aymara language means "our home" is what Virginio and Sisa (José Calcina.

With Nostalgia, Italian writer/director Mario Martone returns to the heart of his beloved hometown of Naples, many years after his acclaimed L'amore molesto (Troubled Love, 1995). This time, he explores the historical, colorful, and troubled aera of Naples’s Rione Sanità.

This is the current list of films submitted for the 2023 Golden Globes Non-English Language Film Golden Globe. Come back for further updates.

More than a hundred films were submitted for consideration for the 2023 Golden Globe Awards’ Non-English Language Film (NELF) field. These are entries to the category, renamed Best Motion Picture – Non-English Language (formerly Best Motion Picture – Foreign Language).

At this point in an already established journey — from an improvised get-together, 31 years before, to well-organized galas in the International Ballroom of the Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills — the Golden Globes had become an awards season staple, marking the elements that speak loud and clear: things are changing. Yes, there was an Earthquake among the nominees of the 32nd Golden Globe Awards ceremony, on January 25, 1975 — two of them, in fact: Best Motion Picture – Drama, and Best Original Score, by John Williams.

Maniacs with chainsaws, killers in ski masks, poltergeists, vampires, zombies, murderous clowns, homicidal puppets, or a grotesque figure like Freddie Krueger torturing kids in their dreams — this entire procession of freaks and shrieks can rely on the adoration of insatiable fans. Yet horror films typically scare away awards jurors.

She was television’s golden girl in the early to mid-1970s. But actress Gail Fisher traveled from meager beginnings in central New Jersey to acting in bit parts in Hollywood before taking center stage as Tinseltown’s “it girl” in 1973.