The Power of the Dog and West Side Story won at Golden Globes, shunned by Hollywood

The Power of the Dog

and

won the main prizes on Sunday, January 9 at a Golden Globe ceremony largely ignored by Hollywood, and whose winners were revealed online, without a television broadcast or red carpet.

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Jane Campion's grim western

becomes the second female-directed film to win the Golden Globe for Best Dramatic Feature.

He also won the awards for Best Director, and Best Supporting Actor for Kodi Smit-McPhee.

Steven Spielberg's

remake won the Golden Globe for Best Comedy or Musical, with Rachel Zegler receiving Best Actress in a Comedy and Ariana DeBose Best Supporting Actress .

Will Smith and Nicole Kidman received the Globes for Best Actor and Actress in a Dramatic Film for their roles in

and

But none of the winners were present at the ceremony, which was held behind closed doors. Usually run by all the gratin of the entertainment industry, the Golden Globes, which opens the film awards season, have been deserted this year by Hollywood stars, who criticize their lack of diversity and transparency. The NBC television channel had even given up broadcasting the ceremony, yet followed in recent years by millions of viewers, and the event did not take off on Twitter, where fans were more concerned about the death, announced in the evening , by American actor Bob Saget.

"

," warned Marc Malkin, editor-in-chief of culture and events at the trade publication

.

”.

A series of failures, from corruption to racism

Officially, the organizers invoked the pandemic. But, according to Marc Malkin, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA), which is the jury for these awards, "

." “

The HFPA, made up of around 100 people with links to foreign publications, has long been privately accused in Hollywood circles of a series of failings, ranging from corruption to racism.

The

has thus shown that the association does not have any black person among its members, opening the door of criticism last year.

Tom Cruise returned his awards in a gesture of protest.

Since the outbreak of the scandal, the association has hastened to launch reforms, in particular to diversify its members.

It also prohibited them from accepting luxury gifts or stays in hotels from studios wooing them for their votes.

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During the closed-door ceremony on Sunday, the HFPA tweeted pre-recorded videos of Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jamie Lee Curtis, praising the association's work in support of community programs.

“

,” said the American actress and director, referring to HFPA funding for community programs.

"Blood, sweat, tears and love"

The young

actresses reacted to their victory on Twitter, with Rachel Zegler noting that she received her Globe exactly three years after being chosen by Steven Spielberg out of 30,000 applicants

“

,” she wrote. Ariana DeBose thanked the HFPA while calling for reforms: “

, ”she tweeted.

Despite this leaden atmosphere, the three Globes awarded to

and

confirm their status as contenders for the awards season, which culminates in March with the Oscars.

, which questions male stereotypes in 1920s Montana with Benedict Cumberbatch as a toxic cowboy, aired on Netflix with limited theatrical release and received rave reviews.

Steven Spielberg 's remake of

flopped at the box office but was also critically acclaimed.

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Considered one of the big favorites,

, inspired by the Northern Irish childhood of Kenneth Branagh, leaves with only the prize for best screenplay.

Andrew Garfield won the Globe for Best Actor in a Musical for his role in

.

a family drama about an aging newspaper mogul, produced by HBO, wins the award for best drama series.