05/01/2025 at 11:17Updated on 05/01/2025 at 11:22
Play your games, nothing is going well. Here are our predictions for the Golden Globes ceremony in the categories of best dramatic film and best musical or comedy film.
Tonight, in Los Angeles, the 82nd Golden Globes ceremony, the foreign press awards based in Hollywood, will take place from 2 a.m. To keep you awake until late at night, Paris Match invites you to play predictions… First, here are those from the two categories, best dramatic film and best musical or comedy film.
Best Drama Film
The nominees are:
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Our prediction: “Conclave” by Edward Berger
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The fate of this category will be observed with great attention. Barring a surprise, the reward will be played out between two films, the Vatican thriller “Conclave” by Edward Berger and the formal epic “The Brutalist” by Bradley Corbet. Awarded for his direction at the Venice Film Festival, Brady Corbet embodies the future of independent cinema. More accessible to the general public – it has also had great success in theaters, including in the United States – “Conclave” by Edward Berger seems to us a safer choice, even if its popularity is declining among specialists in Oscars. His six nominations nevertheless demonstrate real affection among voters.
Best Musical or Comedy Film
Our prediction: “Anora” by Sean Baker
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Here again, a very undecided category, remake of the last Cannes Film Festival, with two films Made in France (“Emilia Pérez” and “The Substance”) against the luminous “Anora” by Sean Baker. The American director won the first round and the Palme d’Or last May. Jacques Audiard’s musical received ten citations, proof of love from Golden Globes voters. But, our prediction is for “Anora” by Sean Baker. A choice guided by… competition. Because there are two musicals in the list: “Emilia Pérez” and “Wicked”, so the votes could be shared between them among lovers of the genre.
