Winnipeg director Guy Maddin, known for incorporating the aesthetics of Silent-era films into his work, won international acclaim in the 2000s for such films as "Cowards Bend the Knee" (2003), "The Saddest Music in the World" (2003), "Brand Upon the Brain!" (2006), and "My Winnipeg" (2007), the latter of which won the Toronto Film Critics Association award for Best Canadian Film and was named by Roger Ebert as the tenth best film of the decade. Actors Darcy Fehr and Louis Negin each appeared in three of these films.