With its eleven Oscars, it tied withBen-Hur (1959)andTitanic (1997)for he most Oscars ever won by a single film.If you hear them stop, he""s dead").The silent, contemplative Holy Man on the hillside sat meditatively staring forward - when suddenly the drum beat stopped.Unfortunately, it was competing against one of the biggest winners in Oscar history -Ben Hur (1959).Plot SynopsisIt is Chicago, 1929, in the pre-Depression, crime-rampant Prohibition Era - [the film has many identifying parallels to duplicate he world of the gangster film].As he again entered the flow of pedestrians on the sidewalk, he again noticed a shapely brunette, chased after her, and from his POV confrontationally stood directly in front of her, as she glared at him and dismissed him with a wave of her hand.