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2016 was the first year in which Middleburg titles brought home a huge amount of trophies, with 12 Oscar wins: “Moonlight” (Picture, Supporting Actor and Adapted Screenplay), “La La Land” (Directing, Actress, Original Score, Original Song, Cinematography and Production Design), “Manchester by the Sea” (Actor and Original Screenplay) and “The Salesman” (International Feature).

Out of those 269 Oscar nominations, the films at Middleburg have won 48 Oscars altogether. Last year saw four of the films that played Middleburg go on to score Best Picture nominations: “Belfast,” “Drive My Car,” “King Richard” and “The Power of the Dog.” To date, 77 of the films that have screened here have gone on to amass a whopping 269 Oscar nominations, including 28 for Best Picture. In its 10 years of existence, the Middleburg Film Festival has solidly established itself as one of the most important stops for movies that are looking to be a part of the Oscar conversation. Other films looking to be players in this year’s Oscar derby that screened at Middleburg included “The Banshees of Inisherin,” “Decision to Leave,” “Empire of Light,” “Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery,” “The Inspection,” “She Said,” “The Son,” “TÁR,” “Till,” “Triangle of Sadness,” “The Whale” and “Women Talking.” The film also stars Joe Jonas, Christina Jackson, Thomas Sadoski and Serinda Swan. Jonathan Majors and Glen Powell star as Brown and Hudner, respectively. “Devotion” is inspired by the true story of Jesse Brown and Tom Hudner and how the friends became among the most celebrated wingmen to fly during the Korean War in the early 1950s. SEE ‘Decision to Leave’ rave reviews: Watch out for it at the Oscars

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