 Omaha has been showcased by a handful of relatively big budget motion pictures and by productions with a lesser budget, including the adventure "Omaha (The Movie)".The city's most extensive exposure can be accredited to Omaha native Alexander Payne, the Oscar-nominated director shot parts of "About Schmidt", "Citizen Ruth" and "Election" in the city; his handling of the scenes suggests a deep-rooted love for his hometown, exemplified by his decision to eventually make a feature film called "Nebraska".Portions of "The Assassination of Richard Nixon" and "The Indian Runner" were also shot in Omaha, including scenes of the now demolished Delmar Hotel.