Golden Globes Around the World

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Recapping The 2022 Golden Globe Awards Jan 11, 2022

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In a special episode of our new "Golden Globes Around the World" podcast, we invited new HFPA members Kelley Carter and Kimberly Reyes, along with veteran HFPA member Scott Orlin, to talk about not just the emotional Golden Globes announcement event on January 9 and the surprises on the night, but also a freewheeling conversation about the future of the 79-year-old organization.

Peter Bogdanovich Jan 07, 2022

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Three weeks ago, HFPA journalist Silvia Bizio sat down to talk with Peter Bogdanovich about the 50th anniversary of his Golden Globes nomination for directing The Last Picture Show.

They also discussed his studying acting at the Stella Adler conservatory, the relationship he had with legendary writer-director Orson Welles, following up The Last Picture show by writing and directing the classic screwball comedy "What's Up, Doc?" for Barbra Streisand, and his plans for the future.

Sadly, Peter Bogdanovich passed away on January 6, 2022. To honor his memory, we're sharing this wide-ranging and enlightening discussion.

Carlo Siliotto Oct 13, 2021

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Composer Carlo Siliotto sat down with HFPA journalist Silvia Bizio to discuss his long career in music, from scoring films like Nomad, The Punisher, and Miracles from Heaven. They also talk about his connection to Oliver Stone, using international instruments to create a unique sound, how Ennio Morricone helps contextualize "what music means to him" , and more.

Jimmy Jean-Louis Oct 06, 2021

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Actor and producer Jimmy Jean-Louis sat down with HFPA journalist Elisabeth Sereda to discuss his life, from growing up in Haiti and then France through to his current successes in the film industry. They also dig into the complicated relationship between Haiti and the United States, experiences with racial profiling, how he ended up doing musical theatre, his views on the future of African cinema, being inspired by Sydney Poitier, and more.

Rodrigo Teixeira Sep 29, 2021

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Film producer Rodrigo Teixeira sat down to talk with HFPA journalist Ana Maria Bahiana to discuss his long and storied career, producing films like Ad Astra, Call Me By Your Name, and The Lighthouse, just to name a few. They also discuss his film inspirations, what makes him choose projects to produce, the joys of going to a cinema to see movies on the big screen, and more.

Dome Karukoski Sep 22, 2021

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Finnish writer/director Dome Karukoski sat down with HFPA journalist Tina Jøhnk Christensen to discuss his long and varied career, from his inspiration as a child while watching Macbeth on the BBC to his breakout hit Tolkien, a biopic about the life of Lord of the Rings author J.R.R. Tolkien. They also discuss directing for TV, the varieties of international film, and more.

Sonia Nassery Cole Sep 15, 2021

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Afghan-born American filmmaker and human rights activist Sonia Nassery Cole sat down with HFPA journalist Patricia Danaher to discuss her latest project I Am You, which follows the story of three Afghan refugees who flee the Taliban to seek refuge in Europe. They also discuss her short documentary, The Bread Winner, her 2010 film The Black Tulip (which was Afghan's Oscar Submission that year), childhood memories of Afghanistan, meeting President Ronald Reagan in the White House, the past, present, and future of Afghanistan, and much more.

Ramona Diaz Sep 08, 2021

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Documentary filmmaker Ramona Diaz sat down with HFPA journalist Ruben Nepales to discuss her latest film project "A Thousand Cuts", which chronicles the life of journalist Maria Ressa and her conflicts with the Filipino government and its president Rodrigo Duterte. They also discuss her experience with Journey and her documentary about them, the importance of press freedom, receiving regular recognition at Sundance, and more.

Sandra Kogut Sep 01, 2021

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Writer-director Sandra Kogut sat down to talk with HFPA journalist Ana-Maria Bahiana about her career, from humble beginnings to her latest project Three Summers. They also discuss switching between narrative films and documentaries, the current state of Brazil, and more.

Christian Petzold Aug 25, 2021

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Writer/director Christian Petzold sat down with HFPA journalist Barbara Gasser to discuss his career and finding success in the international film market. They also discuss writing scripts after saying he'd already written them, the joy of working with people who love cinema, collaborating to make "bus films", attending festivals, and more.