Argentinean director Armando Bo of Parana Films and Rebolución is awarded with the Golden Globe as scripwriter of Birdman

As part of the Golden Globe 2015 Awards, which took place on Sunday in Los Angeles, the Argentine director Armando Bo from production houses Parana Films and Rebolución was honored for his work as co-writer of the film Birdman, with Nicolas Giacobone and Mexican director Alejandro Gonzalez Iñárritu.The pair had worked with the Mexican director in Biutiful (2010, nominated for an Oscar for best foreign film) and they are the writers of the directorial debut of Bo, El último Elvis (2012).Birdman is starring Michael Keaton, who in turn received the award for Best Actor for this role, getting into the skin of an actor who became famous playing a famous superhero and seeks to shake up his life trying to get his family back and preparing the role for a play in Broadway.The film also includes Zach Galifianakis, Edward Norton, Emma Stone and Naomi Watts in its cast, and continues its journey as a strong candidate for the 2015 Oscar awards.