During the 82nd Golden Globes ceremony, held on January 5, 2025, French cinema shone thanks to Emilia Pérez, who walked away with four prestigious awards, including best musical or comedy film and best foreign language film. The drama The Brutalist follows with three awards, while the performances of Fernanda Torres, Adrien Brody and Demi Moore marked this evening celebrating the best of cinema and series.
Since their creation in 1944THE Golden Globes have always known how to combine prestige, emotion and spectacle. Every year, the biggest stars of cinema and television meet on the red carpet, offering a ceremony that is both elegant and vibrant. Unlike the OscarsTHE Golden Globes stand out for their duality: they also reward the films that the television serieswhile distinguishing the works dramatic of the comedies and musicals.
Each year, these distinctions leave a lasting impression and sometimes reveal new talents while celebrating the big and small screen icons.
If the Golden Globes are an essential reference, they are not immune to debate and controversy. The decisions of the jury, made up of international journalists based in Hollywoodare often scrutinized. Some awards are unanimously unanimous, while others raise questions, both among professionals and the public.
However, one thing is certain: the Golden Globes remain one major media eventcapable of propelling a work or an artist into the spotlight and creating real momentum for awards season.
For the moviegoers and the seriesphilesTHE Golden Globes represent much more than just an awards ceremony. They offer a annual photograph of the audiovisual landscapehighlighting the most remarkable works and the most brilliant talents.
Let us follow the ceremony for his moments glamourses poignant speeches or simply to discover new works to look at, the Golden Globes remain an event essential and timeless to celebrate the excellence of cinema and series.
Winners of the Golden Globes 2025:
Films
- Best Drama Film: The Brutalist
- Best musical or comedy film: Emilia Perez
- Best Actress in a Drama Film: Fernanda Torres pour I’m Still Here
- Best Actor in a Drama Film: Adrien Brody pour The Brutalist
- Best actress in a musical or comedy film: Demi Moore pour The Substance
- Best actor in a musical or comedy film: Sebastian Stan pour A Different Man
- Best Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture: Zoe Saldana pour Emilia Perez
- Best Supporting Actor in a Motion Picture: Kieran Culkin pour A Real Pain
- Best Director: Brady Corbet pour The Brutalist
- Best scenario: Peter Straughan pour Conclave
- Best animated film: Flow
- Best Foreign Language Film: Emilia Perez – France
- Best film score: Trent Reznor et Atticus Ross pour Challengers
- Best original song: “The Evil” pour Emilia Perez
- Best Filmmaking and Box Office Performance: Wicked
Series
- Best drama series: Shōgun
- Best musical or comedy series: Hacks
- Best miniseries, anthology series or TV film: My Little Reindeer (Baby Reindeer)
- Best Actress in a Drama Series: Anna Sawai pour Shōgun
- Best Actor in a Drama Series: Hiroyuki Sanada pour Shōgun
- Best actress in a musical or comedy series: Jean Smart pour Hacks
- Best actor in a musical or comedy series: Jeremy Allen White pour The Bear: Eat in or take away
- Best actress in a mini-series, anthology or TV film: Jodie Foster pour True Detective (True Detective: Night Country)
- Best Supporting Actress on Television: Jessica Gunning pour My Little Reindeer (Baby Reindeer)
- Best Actor in a Miniseries, Anthology or TV Movie: Colin Farrell pour The Penguin
- Best Supporting Actor on Television: Tadanobu Asano pour Shōgun
- Best Stand-up Comedy Performance on Television: Ali Wong : Single Lady
