The Vincere (2010) is a foreign drama film based on the secret true story of Mussolini’s mistress directed by Marco Bellocchio. The movie Vincere is already been released on May 2009 in Italy and compete in 2009 Cannes Film Festival. It is slated to be released on March 2010 in limited theaters. In the movie Vincere is a tragic story of a young beautician named Ida Dalser, who fell in love with Benito Mussolini.

Starring:
Giovanna Mezzogiorno -- Ida Dalser
Filippo Timi -- Benito Mussolini
Michela Cescon -- Rachele Guidi
Fausto Russo Alesi -- Riccardo Paicher
Pier Giorgio Bellocchio -- Pietro Fedele
Corrado Invernizzi -- Dottor Cappelletti

Director: Marco Bellocchio

Distributor: IFC Films

MPAA Rating: -

Schedule of Release: March 19, 2010

He’s got a lot on his mind. Ben Stiller is Greenberg. The Greenberg (2010) is a dramatic comedy film from the acclaimed director of “The Squid and The Whale” Noah Baumbach. The Greenberg movie will be showing limited on March 2010. In the movie Greenberg centers on Roger Greenberg (Ben Stiller), in New York he moves to Los Angeles in order to analyze his crossroads life.

Starring:
Ben Stiller -- Roger Greenberg
Greta Gerwig -- Florence
Rhys Ifans -- Ivan
Chris Messina -- Phillip Greenberg

Director: Noah Baumbach

Distributor: Focus Features

MPAA Rating: R

Schedule of Release: March 19, 2010 (limited)

The Runaways (2010) is a musical drama and biopic film based in a true story of 1970’s girl rock band of the same name and directed by Floria Sigismondi. The Runaways movie is slated to be released limited on March 2010. In The Runaways movie centers on Joan Jett the co-founding member and lead vocalist Cherie Currie as they became famous from rebellious L.A. street kids to rock stars of the now legendary group that cover the way for future generations of girl bands.

Starring:
Kristen Stewart -- Joan Jett
Dakota Fanning -- Cherie Currie
Scout Taylor-Compton -- Lita Ford
Stella Maeve -- Sandy West
Alia Shawkat -- Robin
Riley Keough -- Marie Currie
Hannah Marks -- Tammy
Keir O’Donnell -- Rodney Bingenheimer
Michael Shannon -- Kim Fowley
Tatum O’Neal -- Marie Harmon

Director: Floria Sigismondi

Distributor: Apparition

MPAA Rating: R

Schedule of Release: March 19, 2010 (limited)

Meet The Rizzos. They don’t keep secrets. They don’t tell lies. And they certainly don’t believe each other. But they’re on a collision course with truth. Truth is stranger than family in City Island movie. The City Island (2010) is a drama, comedy and family film directed by Raymond De Felitta. In the movie City Island is a story of family that might get along a lot better if only they could tell each other the reality.

Starring:
Andy Garcia -- Vince Rizzo
Julianna Margulies -- Joyce Rizzo
Steven Strait -- Tony Nardella
Emily Mortimer -- Molly Charlesworth
Ezra Miller -- Vinnie Rizzo
Dominik Garcia-Lorido -- Vivian Rizzo
Carrie Baker Reynolds -- Denise
Hope Glendon-Ross -- Cheryl
Alan Arkin -- Michael Malakov

Director: Raymond De Felitta

Distributor: Anchor Bay Films

MPAA Rating: PG 13

Schedule of Release: March 19, 2010 (limited)

She’ll stop at nothing in the movie Mother. The Mother (2010) is a South Korea dramatic thriller and crime film by Bong Joon-ho from the director of The Host. The movie Mother is already release May 28, 2009 in Korea. On March 2010 the Mother movie limited theatrical release. In the movie Mother is a story of a mother named Hye-ja, she’s a ginseng vendor and leaves in a small town of South Korea. Mother of 27 year old of Do-joon, an unemployed and mentally disabled man. When a high school girl is found dead in the top of the building Do-joon accused of a crime but her mother wants to defend and to prove that her son is not guilty.

Starring:
Kim Hye-ja -- Hye-ja
Won Bin -- Do-joon
Jin Goo -- Jin-tae
Yoon Je-moon -- Je-moon

Director: Bong Joon-ho

Distributor: Magnolia Pictures

MPAA Rating: R

Schedule of Release: March 12, 2010 (limited)

Secrets from the past don’t stay buried in Stolen movie. The Stolen (2010) is a drama and thriller based on a true story directed by Anders Anderson and Andy Steinman. The concept of the film was The Boy in the Box and later renamed the title to Stolen Lives but on January 2010 it is changed to Stolen when the distributor IFC film acquired the rights of theatrical release. In the movie Stolen the story centers in a small town where a police chief works to disclose the reality behind the preserved boy found in a box.

Starring:
Josh Lucas
Jon Hamm
Jimmy Bennett
Rhona Mitra
Jessica Chastain

Director:
Anders Anderson
Andy Steinman

Distributor: IFC Films

MPAA Rating: R

Schedule of Release: March 12, 2010

He broke the rules. He had lost his way. Until the moment he let someone in. Live in the moments in Remember Me movie. The Remember Me (2010) is a romance and drama film directed by Allen Coulter and to be released on March 2010. In the movie Remember Me is a story of unforgettable romance of two young people Tyler and Ally Craig. The lovers learns to love passionately and appreciate daily of one’s life.

Starring:
Robert Pattinson -- Tyler
Emilie de Ravin -- Ally Craig
Pierce Brosnan -- Charles Hawkins
Chris Cooper -- Neil Craig
Lena Olin -- Diane Hirsch

Director: Allen Coulter

Distributor: Summit Entertainment

MPAA Rating: PG 13

Schedule of Release: March 12, 2010 (wide)

He was loyal to his mission, but on a search without answers. He was left with one choice. No one will escape the impact in Green Zone movie. The Green Zone (2010) is also known as “Untitled Iraq War Thriller Project” and “Imperial Life in the Emerald City”. Is a dramatic thriller and war film, in adaptation of Rajiv Chandrasekaran 2006 book Imperial Life in the Emerald City. In the movie Green Zone centers in the place in Iraq Green Zone before the surge by the United States forces to search and investigate the weapons of mass destruction.

Starring:
Matt Damon -- Roy Miller
Amy Ryan -- Lawrie Dayne
Greg Kinnear -- Clark Poundstone
Antoni Corone -- Col. Lyons
Nicoye Banks -- Perry

Director: Paul Greengrass

Distributor: Universal Pictures

MPAA Rating: R

Schedule of Release: March 12, 2010 (wide)