He has directed 10 feature-length films including the cult-classics, Tales from the Gimli Hospital, 1988 and Archangel, 1990, which won the National Film Critics Award for the Best Experimental Film in that year. He has also directed numerous short films. Maddin’s many awards include the Telluride Silver Medal in 1995, an Emmy for his ballet movie, Dracula: Pages from a Virgin’s Diary, and the Toronto International Film Festival City tv Prize for the Best Canadian Feature. Guy Maddin film retrospectives and festivals have been held internationally and most recently he was a jury member for the Berlin Film Festival. His newest feature, Keyhole, will be released in 2011. He is also an artist, writer and teacher and holds the position of Distinguished Filmmaker in Residence at the University of Manitoba.