Launching what seems likely to become an auspicious awards season for him, Kieran Culkin won the Golden Globe for best supporting actor in a feature film, for his performance in "A Real Pain" as Benji,

Culkin bagged the award for Best Supporting Actor in a Feature Film, and his Oscar chances are looking better than ever.

Culkin earned his second Golden Globe in two years after being awarded for his role as Roman Roy in “Succession.”

Culkin, who won a Golden Globe for 'A Real Pain' almost pulled out of the project until producer Emma Stone flew him to the set

In A Real Pain, Kieran Culkin and Jesse Eisenberg play mismatched cousins, Benji Kaplan and David Kaplan. They travel to Europe to honor their grandmother and track their Jewish lineage. Dysfunction arises when the two drastically different personalities face unresolved tensions from the past.

The film, dubbed an heir of Woody Allen, follows Jewish American cousins who travel to Poland in memory of their late grandmother

Written and directed by Jesse Esienberg, A Real Pain is already making waves on the awards circuit. A story about cultural heritage, loss and familial relationships, the new film arrives on streaming just in time to get caught up before the Oscars.