The awards season in Hollywood has officially begun. The 83rd Golden Globe Awards, held this Sunday, not only recognized technical and artistic excellence, but also defined the stories that will dominate the cultural conversation this year. After a gala full of surprises, audiences are looking to catch up on the award-winning productions. Here's where to watch the winning films and series. Cinema: Between the Big Screen and Streaming One Battle After Another Directed by Paul Thomas Anderson and starring Leonardo DiCaprio, the film won awards for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy, Best Director, and Best Screenplay. Available on HBO Max. The winner for Best Drama Film, Hamnet, directed by Chloe Zhao, takes a more traditional approach. The moving adaptation of William Shakespeare's life is available on Apple TV.
Marty Supreme
The film that earned Timothee Chalamet the Best Actor award can be enjoyed on Prime Video.
Sentimental Value
The Norwegian family dramedy that won Stellan Skarsgard the Best Supporting Actor award is available on Prime Video, Apple TV, and MUBI.
The Dominance of Streaming Platforms on TV
In the television category, streaming reaffirmed its dominance. The Pitt, HBO Max's major medical drama, was crowned Best Drama Series. In the comedy category, the satire on the Hollywood industry, The Studio, gave the victory to Apple TV+. Netflix wasn't far behind, consolidating its success with Adolescence, chosen as Best Miniseries, and the animated K-Pop phenomenon Demon Hunters, which won over audiences with both its narrative and its soundtrack. Finally, for those looking for award-winning performances, Hacks (HBO Max), Pluribus (Apple TV+), and Dying For Sex (Disney+) complete the menu of must-see productions for the start of this year.
