 Collectively, the trilogy earned 17 Oscars from a total of 30 nominations, including three Best Picture nominations.For Fine Line Features (a specialty films division of New Line), Ordesky acquired acclaimed films such as "Once Were Warriors", "Saving Grace", "Trick (1999 film)", "State and Main" and Ripley's Game (film), as well as award contenders "Shine", "Dancer In The Dark", "Before Night Falls (film)", "Tumbleweeds", "The Sweet Hereafter" and "American Splendor (film)".Eight Oscar nominations and two Golden Globe nominations in total.