'Homeland' wins big for a second year at the Golden Globes

'Girls' scoops up prizes for Jewish actress Lena Dunham and best comedy, while Ben Affleck is named best director for 'Argo,' a film based on a rescue mission from revolutionary Iran in the 1970s.

By Reuters and Haaretz | 08:42 14.01.13 |

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“Homeland,” based on the Israeli format “Hatufim" (Prisoners of War), was the big winner of the Golden Globe awards for television drama on Sunday, raking in awards for the second season running.

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- By roger
- 14 Jan 2013
- 01:27PM
Nobody even watches that stupid terror-propaganda. Except friends of the producers who vote for them. "5 Broken Cameras" , now that's award-worthy!.
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