For example, no documentary has ever been nominated for Best Picture, therefore it's reasonable to infer that because there is an Academy Award for Best Documentary, only narrative films will ever be considered for Best Picture. This assumption is supported by the fact that all previous winners were also either dramas or musicals. However, this doesn't mean that documentaries can't be considered for other awards; for example, five documentaries have been nominated for Best Foreign Language Film at the 83rd Academy Awards. The most recent winner of the award was Land of Mine. The movie is a historical drama that focuses on the experiences of three young women who are confronted by the Nazi genocide against Jews. It stars mine survivors Aviva Kempner, Liat Ben-David and Aliza Fox. The film received seven nominations for the Oscars, including one for Best Picture. Land of Mine has become the first Israeli film to win an Oscar. It is also the first time that an Israeli movie has been nominated for, let alone won, any award given out by the Academy Awards committee. Israeli filmmakers have been successful in winning many other international awards, such as the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival, which marks them as some of the best directors in the world.