The Power of the Dog Among Worthy Globe Winners

Jane Campion’s “handsome, complex and brilliant” western The Power of the Dog won best picture (drama) and best director at this year’s Golden Globes, along with best supporting actor for “the excellent” Kodi Smit-McPhee, Peter Bradshaw reports for The Guardian.

The Power of the Dog, through that mysterious process of awards-season groupthink, is emerging as the single frontrunner,” Bradshaw writes, “though there could hardly be a more deserving beneficiary: a colossal tragic drama taking place on a giant plain, dominated by an almost dreamlike house, surreally isolated on this vast landscape.”

The awards are the New Zealander’s first Golden Globe wins.

Original article by Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian, January 10, 2022.


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Kaylee Bell Wins Country Music Award in Nashville

Kaylee Bell Wins Country Music Award in Nashville

Waimate musician Kaylee Bell, has become the first New Zealander since Keith Urban to win at America’s prestigious CMA Awards, 1 News reports. Her song Keith – a tribute to Whangārei-born Urban –…