The numbers seem to reflect that many of you went to see Matt Damon run around exotic urban centers and jump through windows instead of checking out Indie faire. No worries. You'll come around:

 
1. "Becoming Jane" (Miramax) $972,066 wknd ($9,721 per scrn) 2. "This Is England" (IFC First Take) $19,000 wknd ($9,500 per scrn) 3. "Blame It On Fidel" (Koch Lorber Films) $9,004 wknd ($9,004 per scrn) 4. "No End In Sight" (Magnolia Pictures) $44,057 wknd ($7,343 per scrn) 5. "The Willow Tree" (New Yorker) $6,048 wknd ($6,048 per scrn) 6. "El Cantante" (Picturehouse Films) $3,202,035 wknd ($5,908 per scrn) 7. "Summer '04" (Cinema Guild) $5,302 wknd ($5,302 per scrn) 8. "The Devil Came on Horseback" (International Film Circuit) $4,885 wknd ($4,885 per scrn) 9. "The Ten" (ThinkFilm) $121,374 wknd ($4,855 per scrn) 10. "Killer of Sheep" (Milestone) $14,278 wknd ($4,759 per scrn) [To be included in the indieWIRE Box Office Chart, distributors must submit information about their films to Rentrak at studiogrosses@rentrak.com by the end of the day each Monday.]