Awards Season refers to a specific period, typically occurring annually, when numerous prestigious awards are presented in the entertainment industry, particularly in film and television. This season usually begins in the fall and culminates in early spring, featuring significant events such as the Golden Globe Awards, the Screen Actors Guild Awards, and the Academy Awards (Oscars). Awards Season is characterized by heightened media attention, red carpet events, and promotional campaigns by studios and artists vying for recognition. It is a time when critical acclaim and industry achievements are celebrated, influencing public perception and potentially impacting the success of films and television shows.
In a surprising twist, **Daniel Craig** has not received a nomination for Best Actor, despite his standout role in the film **Queer**. In this critically discussed movie, Craig portrays a…