Little Big Soldier

Jackie Chan stars as a grizzled veteran who kidnaps a young enemy general (Lee-Hom Wang), then escorts him on a long journey to collect a reward, in this comic martial arts extravaganza set in the days of ancient China. But as their perilous road trip unfolds, the old soldier soon realizes he's bitten off more than he can chew. Chan also wrote the screenplay for this film directed by Sheng Ding.

Phineas and Ferb: Across the Second Dimension

After following Dr. Doofenshmirtz into an alternate universe via his Otherdimensionator, Phineas and Ferb make a surprising discovery about their pet platypus, Perry: He's been working as a skilled secret agent.

The Beaver

Suffering from a severe case of depression, toy company CEO Walter Black (Mel Gibson) begins using a beaver hand puppet to help him open up to his family. With his father seemingly going insane, adolescent son Porter (Anton Yelchin) pushes for his parents to get a divorce. Jodie Foster directs and co-stars as Walter's wife in this dark comedy that also features Riley Thomas Stewart and Jennifer Lawrence.

I Will Follow

Devastated after her beloved aunt, Amanda (Beverly Todd), dies of breast cancer, Maye (Salli Richardson-Whitfield) must move out of the home they shared and resume her career while coping with her grief. Maye's life is touched by other mourners, giving her the strength to carry on. Yet Maye's healing is complicated by the jealousy of Amanda's estranged daughter, Fran (Michole White), who resents Maye's close bond with her bohemian mother.

Neds

This intense social drama follows young Joe McGill (Gregg Forrest) in 1972 Glasgow as he enters middle school and is ostracized for his intellect and brother Benny's (Joe Szula) fierce reputation. Joe (Conor McCarron) follows in Benny's footsteps to become a NED: a non-educated delinquent. Tormented by school bullies and his alcoholic father (director Peter Mullan), Joe is forced to transform into a vicious thug in order to survive.

Sympathy for Delicious

Struggling for survival on the rough streets of Los Angeles, newly paralyzed DJ "Delicious" Dean O'Dwyer gains the supernatural ability to heal the sick. But he uses the gift to capitalize on his dreams of rock success in this offbeat drama. Written by Thornton, Mark Ruffalo's directorial debut also stars Orlando Bloom as the front man of a rock band and Laura Linney as the group's persistent manager.

Dylan Dog: Dead of Night

Paranormal investigator Dylan Dog (Brandon Routh) unearths secrets about the undead in New Orleans with the help of his sidekick, zombie Marcus (Sam Huntington), in this supernatural mystery based on the internationally best-selling Italian comic book series. Directed by Kevin Munroe, the film features Taye Diggs as Vargas, the head of the vampire family, and Anita Briem as Dog's love interest, Elizabeth.

Super Hybrid

When a mysterious car rolls onto the premises at a police impound garage in Chicago, the unsuspecting mechanics -- who are used to seeing some pretty hot wheels -- come face-to-face with a killer specimen.

Citizen Jane

When she learns that her closest friend and lover, Tom O'Donnell (Sean Patrick Flanery), is the chief suspect in the brutal slaying of a dear relative, ordinary citizen Jane Alexander (Ally Sheedy) will stop at nothing to track him down and discover the truth. But as she closes in on her quarry, she realizes that she might be next on the murderer's hit list. Armand Mastroianni directs and rocker Meat Loaf co-stars in this drama based on a true story.

Road to Nowhere

In a reach for authenticity, filmmaker Mitch (Tygh Runyan) casts an unknown actress (Shannyn Sossamon) to star in his upcoming film, the true story of a puzzling political scandal involving a North Carolina senator. But then he learns the actress may have actually been involved. Before long, Mitch finds himself helplessly ensnared in a deadly web of intrigue. Dominique Swain and Waylon Payne round out the cast.