The early 1990s saw New Zealand film gain international recognition, most obviously with Jane Campion's "The Piano" (1993), which won three Academy Awards. Peter Jackson's "Heavenly Creatures" (1994) and Lee Tamahori's "Once Were Warriors" also received international acclaim and high grosses in a number of countries. "The Piano" and "Heavenly Creatures" showed an increasing tendency for New Zealand films to be partially or completely funded by overseas production companies, and star non-local actors (for example, Holly Hunter and Harvey Keitel in "The Piano", and Kate Winslet in "Heavenly Creatures"). This did not stop the migration of New Zealand talent to the United States: Tamahori, Melanie Lynskey of "Heavenly Creatures" and Canadian-born "Piano" star Anna Paquin are now all primarily based in America.