Los Angeles: “Son of Saul”, a Hungarian movie set during World War II, was cited as the best motion picture in a foreign language title at the 73rd Golden Globe Awards here late on Sunday.
The movie is about a Jewish worker at the Auschwitz concentration camp where he tries to find a rabbi to give a child a proper burial.
Competing with “Son of Saul” were “Mustang” (France), “The Brand New Testament” (Blgium, France, Luxembourg), “The Club” (Chile) and “The Fencer” (Finland, Germany, Estonia).
