Damon has produced or executive produced over 70 films, and his films have received 10 Oscar nominations including: the 2005 Academy Award winner "Monster", starring Charlize Theron; the critically acclaimed, multi-Oscar nominated World War II drama "Das Boot", directed by Wolfgang Petersen; and "The NeverEnding Story", also directed by Wolfgang Petersen. Other acclaimed films include "The Upside of Anger", starring Oscar nominee Joan Allen and Kevin Costner; "9 ½ Weeks", directed by Adrian Lyne; "8 Million Ways to Die", directed by Hal Ashby; "Short Circuit", directed by John Badham; "High Spirits" directed by Neil Jordan; "The Choirboys" directed by Robert Aldrich; "The Lost Boys", directed by Joel Schumacher; "The Jungle Book", directed by Stephen Sommers; "The Musketeer" directed by Peter Hyams and "Beyond A Reasonable Doubt", also directed by Peter Hyams, and starring Michael Douglas. Damon was a founding member of the American Film Marketing Association (now IFTA) and is a recurring board member of the IFTA.