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In addition to short films (for which we are an Academy-qualifying festival), documentaries and narratives, the Festival offers special presentations such as; a Breakthrough Performers program, which showcases up-and-coming acting talent (past participants include Emily Blunt and Blake Lively); "A Conversation With…", an intimate Q&A session with a film luminary (past participants include Martin Scorsese, Steven Spielberg, Vanessa Redgrave, Frances McDormand, Sidney Lumet, Julian Schnabel, Isabella Rossellini, Gena Rowlands, and Robert Altman); and Films of Conflict & Resolution, which utilizes the power of cinema to increase understanding of the human realities of war and conflict. The festival maintains a presence year round with other events as well such as screenings out east and in the city, and its annual Screenwriters Lab. The Lab, which recently wrapped its 10th edition, develops emerging screenwriting talent by pairing established writers with up-and-coming screenwriters (chosen by the festival in collaboration with key industry contacts).

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Actor Steve Buscemi
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The Hamptons International Film Festival has received a great deal of prestigious recognition, with the 2008 edition featuring the East Coast premiere of the eventual Academy Award winner for Best Picture (Slumdog Millionaire). The festival's awards success in 2008 also included highlights such as the 8 total Academy Awards for Slumdog Millionaire (including Best Picture, Editing, Writing, Cinematography, Direction and the Golden Globe for Best Picture), The Wrestler (Golden Globe for Best Actor, Independent Spirit Award for Best Picture), The Black Balloon (US premiere, Australian Film Institute Award for Best Picture, Screenplay, Direction, Editing), Synecdoche, NY (US premiere), Two Lovers and three short films that were nominated for Academy Awards. In 2007, Taxi to the Dark Side, which screened in our World Cinema section, went on to win the Academy Award for Best Documentary, while our Sloan Award-winner The Diving Bell and the Butterfly captured a Best Director nomination and Spotlight Film The Savages garnered a Best Actress nomination for Laura Linney. In 2005, films screened at the Festival went on to receive 13 Oscar nominations, including the Oscar for Best Live Action Short for the film Six Shooter, which had its US premiere at the Festival. Nowhere in Africa, which had its US premiere at the festival, went on to win the Academy Award for Best Foreign Film in 2002.