The 2020 Golden Globe nominations were filled with the requisite snubs and surprises, but perhaps the most glaring oversight came in the Best Director — Motion Picture category: All five nominees are men (Bong Joon Ho, Sam Mendes, Todd Phillips, Martin Scorsese, and Quentin Tarantino), despite a landmark year for women behind the camera. The president of the HFPA, who governs the Golden Globes, doesn’t seem too bothered by the sausage-fest, though. When asked about the decision, Lorenzo Soria defended the nominees by [gestures wildly] ensuring we don’t peek behind the scenes too much. “What happened is that we don’t vote by gender,†Soria told Variety when asked. “We vote by film and accomplishment.†The last time a female director was nominated in the category was back in 2014, when Ava DuVernay received recognition for Selma. Quick, somebody get eyes on Natalie Portman!