"The Artist" and "The Descendants" also continue to play well as they expand
Awards contenders are hiring armies of publicists -- is it savvy campaigning, or desperation?
Alexander Payne's movie opens at only 29 locations, but is No. 10 at the box office
Borderline Films has also produced "Afterschool" and "Two Gates of Sleep"
Steve McQueen's provocative film includes full male frontal nudity and a great deal of sex
Talking with the other Olsen sister and her colleagues on one of the year's most unsettling and demanding dramas
In a down economy are movie companies relying too heavily on free labor?
Fox Searchlight is being charged with violating minimum wage and labor laws
British director Steve McQueen's drama takes a piercing, pitiless look at the culture of sexual excess in Western society
The lawsuit contends Fox Searchlight paid producers less than half the royalty rate it promised
Alexander Payne's movie, starring George Clooney, had originally been slated for a Dec. 16 debut
The year's most tantalizing movie offers new stills, including a glimpse of prehistoric life
Tom McCarthy's critical favorite is already a quiet indie hit -- but can it find that elusive mainstream audience?
The actress and "Another Earth" star is writing her own ticket by writing her own movies
Studios were on a buying spree this year in Park City. With the festival now completed, TheWrap does the numbers on who has what and how many of them
Brit Marling and William Mapother star in Mike Cahill's directorial debu; Fox pays $750K
Paul Giamatti and Amy Ryan are excellent, but Bobby Cannavale steals the movie and Alex Shaffer's makes an impressive debut
"127 Hours," "Black Swan" and "Conviction" available to 100,000 voters online
Graphic amputation scene presents serious marketing challenge for Fox Searchlight
Screenwriter Steve Conrad ("The Pursuit of Happyness") is working on the black comedy about a father who fights a parking ticket
Danny Boyle's tale of mountain climber Aaron Rolston's self-amputation are almost impossible to watch -- and the talk of Toronto
The top specialty divisions both throw parties, but TIFF malfunctions wreak havoc
The studio plans a 2011 release for the film starring Brad Pitt and Sean Penn
Pete Travis will direct DNA Films' futuristic action movie from an adapted screenplay by Alex Garland
Michael London's Groundswell Productions will finance and produce the romantic comedy from director Daryl Wein
Alex Holdridge will direct Fox Searchlight's romantic comedy from a script by Elan Mastai
Eve in talks for"X-Men: First Class"; Lord/Miller to direct WB's Lego movie; De Laurentiis enlists in "Sigma Force"
Scott Free's Ridley and Tony Scott are attached to produce Will Dunn's original spec script
Miramax executive will replace Jeremy Steckler
Oscar-winning screenwriter reunites with "Juno" team for stalker comedy
Suit behind "Juno," "(500) Days of Summer" will be new executive VP of motion pictures
Matthew Lillard, Judy Greer, Robert Forster and Beau Bridges join Fox Searchlight film
