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Here are the big winners.

Golden Globe winners for film

“Emilia Perez”

Netflix’s “Emilia Perez” was the big winner for film, taking home four awards, including Best Motion Picture — Musical or Comedy, Best Motion Picture — Non-English Language, Best Supporting Actress (Zoe Saldana) and Best Song for “El Mal.” The film can currently be streamed on Netflix.

“The Brutalist”

“The Brutalist” also received recognition, earning three awards, most notably for the most coveted and prestigious recognition at the Golden Globes: Best Motion Picture — Drama. Adrien Brody won Best Performance by a Male Actor, while director Brady Corbet was Best Director for a film that is well on its way to finding success at the Oscars in March. “The Brutalist” opened up in theatres in December, with more showtimes said to be released later this month after Oscar nominations are announced. A streaming date has not yet been announced.

“Wicked”

“Wicked,” which has become the talk of the box office as of late, took home one of the newly recognized awards for Cinematic and Box Office Achievement, with Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo each receiving nominations for their performances in the Broadway musical adaptation. “Wicked” is still playing in theatres across Canada; however, it did release digitally for purchase or rent on Dec. 31 on major platforms and includes three hours of bonus content. 

Winners for television series

“Shogun”

For television, there was no series more decorated than “Shogun,” which also had a big night at the Emmys in September. “Shogun” received four Golden Globe Awards in the television series — drama category, most notably for the prestigious Best Series, along with Best Performance by a Male Actor (Hiroyuki Sanada), Best Performance by a Male Actor in a Supporting Role (Tadanobu Asano), and Best Performance by a Female Actor (Anna Sawai). “Shogun” is available to be streamed on Disney Plus. 

“Hacks”

“Hacks” was another big winner on the night, taking home the Golden Globe for Best Television Series — Musical or Comedy. Jean Smart was also recognized for Best Performance by a Female Actor. “Hacks” is available to be streamed on Crave, with all three seasons currently available. 

“Baby Reindeer”

“Baby Reindeer” continued its award season success, winning Best Television Limited Series, Anthology Series or Motion Picture Made for Television. Jessica Gunning was also recognized for Best Performance by a Female Actor in a Supporting Role on Television. “Baby Reindeer” is currently available for streaming on Netflix.

“The Penguin”

“The Penguin” lead actor Colin Farrell took home Best Performance by a Male Actor in the same category after his transformation into a Gotham City mobster that made him unrecognizable. “The Penguin” and its entire first season are available for streaming on Crave.

“The Bear”

Jeremy Allen White earned another award recognizing his performance in the hit series “The Bear,” with Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series — Musical or Comedy. “The Bear” and each of its three seasons to date are available for streaming on Disney Plus. 

“True Detective: Night Country”

Jodie Foster took home the Golden Globe Award for Best Performance by a Female Actor in a Limited Series, Anthology Series, or a Motion Picture Made for Television for an outstanding performance in “True Detective: Night Country,” which is available for streaming on Crave, along with the series’ previous seasons. 

“Flow”

The winner of this year’s best animated motion picture is the Latvian-made “Flow,” which edged out big titles like “Moana 2” and “Inside Out 2.” On the heels of its success, “Flow” is now available for purchase and for rent on Apple TV Plus. 

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