The first awards ceremony of the season has successfully concluded, celebrating the achievements of some of the industry’s brightest stars, who toasted with Moët champagne and enjoyed delectable dishes from Nobu.
“The Brutalist” triumphed with a total of three significant awards, including best actor in a drama for Adrien Brody, best director for Brady Corbet, and the coveted best drama award. This film was a standout, securing its place among the night’s biggest winners.
On the other hand, “Emilia Pérez,” which led the nominations with ten, garnered four awards, shining in categories such as best non-English language film and best musical or comedy. Zoe Saldaña was recognized for her role as best supporting actress, while “El Mal” took home the award for best original song.
In the realm of television, “Shogun” swept all four of its nominated categories, making a strong impression. Meanwhile, other notable shows faced tougher competition; “The Bear” received five nominations but secured only one award for Jeremy Allen White’s performance, and “Only Murders in the Building,” despite four nominations, did not win any trophies.
This season’s awards showcase the diverse talent present in both film and television, promising an exciting year ahead in the entertainment industry. With lots of films and shows competing for recognition, audiences can look forward to more captivating performances and creative storytelling.