The Awardist - Golden Globe nominations, American Fiction's Cord Jefferson, Origin's Ava DuVernay

Golden Globe nominations, American Fiction's Cord Jefferson, Origin's Ava DuVernay

12/14/23 • 83 min

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We break down the nominations for the Golden Globe Awards and what it means for lead nominees Barbie and Oppenheimer, and whether Killers of the Flower Moon will come out on top. Plus, we sit down with American Fiction writer and director Cord Jefferson, as well as Origin writer and director Ava DuVernay.

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