In the modern era, the success of Israeli and diaspora Jewish cinema can be observed in industry giants ranging from Michael Ovitz, Michael Eisner, Lew Wasserman, Jeffrey Katzenberg, Steven Spielberg, and David Geffen. However, few of these ever focused on Jewish issues with the sometime exception of Spielberg. In the first decade of the 21st century, several Israeli films won awards in film festivals around the world. Prominent films of this period include "Late Marriage" (Dover Koshashvili), "Broken Wings", "Walk on Water" and "Yossi &amp; Jagger" (Eytan Fox), "Nina's Tragedies", "Campfire" and "Beaufort" (Joseph Cedar), "Or (My Treasure)" (Keren Yedaya), "Turn Left at the End of the World" (Avi Nesher), "The Band's Visit" (Eran Kolirin) "Waltz With Bashir" (Ari Folman), and "Ajami". In 2011, Strangers No More won the Oscar for best Short Documentary. In 2020, "Parasite" become the first non-English language film to win the Academy Award for Best Picture at the 92nd edition.