With awards season looming, actors, actresses, and directors all across tinsel town are busy buying ball gowns, dry-cleaning tuxedos, and practising the humblest of acceptance speeches. The hotly anticipated Golden Globes take place tomorrow, while Oscar nominations will be announced on Thursday. As two of the highest accolades associated with the movie industry, any film that makes the shortlist for either should be at the top of your must-watch list. To help you along, Kelly O’Brien compiled our Magnificent Seven — a selection of films tipped for Golden Globes and Oscars glory

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Your guide on what to look out for on the box tonight.

UNUSUALLY early for my interview with Daniel Radcliffe, I am making my way leisurely up the stairs at the BAFTA offices in Piccadilly, when a smartly dressed young man bounds up past me.

Daniel Radcliffe has really left Harry Potter behind with a startling and explicit Sundance Film Festival role as poet Allen Ginsberg.

There’s a half decent story hiding in here somewhere but it never manages to find a way out.

Nicole Kidman had to be lured down from a tree on the set of new movie 'Margot at the Wedding' after discovering it was the perfect hideout.

Hollywood stars Nicole Kidman, Jack Black and Jennifer Jason Leigh moved in together during filming for new movie 'Margot at the Wedding;, because they wanted to perfect their roles as a dysfunctional family.

In Kansas City (Cinema Club, €19.49) Blondie O’Hara’s (Jennifer Jason Leigh) husband Johnny (Dermot Mulroney) is kidnapped by gangsters, so in desperation she kidnaps the wife of a politician in an attempt to get him to use his influence to free him.

Interestingly, this film has been panned by the British press critics; perhaps it’s because it’s too close to home.

So curious is this film that it deserves to succeed. That it succeeds only to some degree is a pity since the performances - particularly that of Brody - are uniformly excellent.

Suddenly everybody's favourite bubbly blonde - she of Sleepless in Seattle and You've Got Mail - shows she can act in a grown-up film.

Actress Meg Ryan strips off for a steamy sex scene in a new film set to shatter her wholesome image.

Hey Arnold! The Movie. It's a characterless, charmless load of animated junk which should only be used as a threat if the young ones.

Oscar-winner Tom Hanks says he’s not letting his young kids see his screen performance as a gun-toting mobster in Road to Perdition because it’s too violent.