A number of indie film commentators have been pointing it out,
and after this past weekend, anyone who isn't pointing it out
deserves to be chastised: there is a real dearth of adult
programming happening in independent cinema, and because of
that, intelligent films geared for the 40-and-up demo are having
a quite comparatively easy time of it at the box office these
days.  The news I'm referring to, of course, is that Nicole
Holofcener's well-reviewed new film, Enough Said, debuted to a
massive $60K per-screen average on four screens this past
weekend. That's without a colossal amount of buzz or a hyped-up
big festival sale or giant movie stars, though James Gandolfini
certainly generated some interest, as this is - sadly - his last
screen role.   Certainly Gandolfini's presence and the fantastic
reviews the film has gotten (along with Holofcener's consistent,
stellar track record as a talented filmmaker) helped make the
film's release a successful one. But $60K per screen on four
screens is a massive number