Directors Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris' Oscar-winning "Little Miss Sunshine" made $100 million, but it still took a series of close calls to get "Ruby" off the ground

The "Sahara" director will need to search for a leading man

Drawing a page from "Exit Through the Gift Shop," Indomina Group launched an ambitious street campaign to attract true crime fans to "The Imposter"

Rescued by an internet cult, Kenneth Lonergan's indie epic "Margaret" gets a home video release that includes its three-hour version

Benh Zeitlin, director of the year's biggest indie sensation, says "Beasts of the Southern Wild" creates new stories for a culture on the verge of extinction

Not even Martin Scorsese's attempts to revive this nearly lost but critcally adored film could bring it to the big screen

"Your Sister's Sister," in which Mark Duplass stars, opens with a $9,000 per-screen average. "Safety Not Guaranteed," which he exec produces with his brother, expands strongly

Director Woody Allen makes a rare trip to Los Angeles for the North American premiere of "To Rome With Love," and warns the audience that the fun he had making it might not translate

"The Usual Suspects" meets "Catch Me If You Can" with this version of the hunt for the infamous skyjacker

Anthony Hopkins, Jude Law, Rachel Weisz and Ben Foster star in the dramatic thriller

With a cast of older actors like Judi Dench and Maggie Smith, the geriatric comedy took on "The Avengers" -- and thrived

FilmDistrict's latest acquisition, based on a Mike Flanagan short film, looks at a family torn apart by a haunted mirror