Golden Globe-winning films

Sunday saw the 2020 Golden Globe Awards Ceremony - hosted once again by Reading's own Ricky Gervais. Some very deserving films, actors and actresses took home the trophies, and you can see plenty of these award-winners as part of the spring season of films from Reading Film Theatre and The Hexagon.

1917 winner of Best Film at the 2020 Golden Globes playing in Reading

1917

Winner: Best Film (Drama) and Best Director (Sam Mendes)

Amid the anarchic chaos of the First World War, two young British soldiers are tasked with carrying a critical warning message across enemy territory in a bid to save the lives of 1,600 men.

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Judy starring Golden Globe winner Renee Zellweger in Reading

Judy

Winner: Best Actress (Drama) - Renee Zellweger

When legendary but troubled singer and actress Judy Garland lands in London ahead of a week of sell-out shows, she doesn't waste a moment of her down time in meeting fans, friends, and even a potential new romance.

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Joker starring Golden Globe winner Joaquin Phoenix in Reading

Joker

Winner: Best Actor (Drama) - Joaquin Phoenix

With manic, random laughing fits, Arthur - clown by day, comic by night - needs to care for his sick mother. Is Joker a condemnation of austerity as it leaves the acutely vulnerable to suffer without the resources they so desperately need – with horrific consequences for the rest of society?

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The Farewell starring Golden Globe winner Awkwafina in Reading

The Farewell

Winner: Best Actress (Comedy or Musical) - Awkwafina

Billi’s Chinese family discovers that their grandmother has only a short time left to live. By returning to China under the guise of the fake wedding they stealthily say goodbye to their beloved matriarch and challenge our perceptions about death.

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Also nominated...

Le Mans '66

Wed 15 Jan, 19:30 at the Hexagon

Nominated for: 

  • Best Actor (Drama) - Christian Bale

Knives Out

Thu 16 Jan, 19:30​​​​​​​ at the Hexagon

Nominated for:

  • Best Film (Musical or Comedy)
  • Best Actress (Musical or Comedy) - Ana de Armas
  • Best Actor (Musical or Comedy) - Daniel Craig

​​​​​​​Little Women

​​​​​​​Tue 4 Feb, 19:30​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ at the Hexagon

Nominated for:

  • Best Actress (Drama) - Saoirse Ronan

Jojo Rabbit

    Fri 7 Feb, 19:30​​​​​​​ at the Hexagon

    Nominated for:

    • Best Actor (Musical or Comedy) - Roman Griffin Davis
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