Darren Aronofsky's "The Wrestler" won best picture Saturday at the 2009 Film Independent's Spirit Awards. The film also won best cinematography for Maryse Alberti and best actor for Mickey Rourke.

The award for best director went to Tom McCarthy for "The Visitor." Woody Allen took home the prize for best screenplay for "Vicky Cristina Barcelona."

Also among the winners were Charlie Kaufman's "Synecdoche, New York," which was named best first feature, and Dustin Lance Black, who won the award for best first screenplay for "Milk."

The best supporting female award went to Penelope Cruz for "Vicky Cristina Barcelona," while James Franco picked up the prize for "Milk." Meanwhile, Melissa Leo won best actress for "Frozen River."

Other winners included Laurent Cantet's "The Class" (best foreign film) and James Marsh's "Man on Wire" (best documentary).

Alex Holdridge's "In Search of a Midnight Kiss" took home the John Cassvetes Award for the best feature made for less than $500,000.

For more information, check out the official Web site of the Film Independent's Spirit Awards.

Danny Boyle's "Slumdog Millionaire" took home the awards for best drama, best director and best score Sunday at the 13th edition of the International Press Academy's Satellite Awards.

Sally Hawkins won best actress in a comedy or musical for "Happy-Go-Lucky," which also receives the award for best comedy or musical.

The prize for best actress in a drama went to Angelina Jolie for her role in "Changeling," while Richard jenkins picked up the win as best actor in a drama for "The Visitor."

Ricky Gervais was named best actor in a comedy or musical for "Ghost Town," beating Sam Rockwell, josh Brolin, Michael Cera, Brendan Gleeson and Mark Ruffalo.

As far as the best male and female supporting roles are concerned, top honors went to Rosemarie DeWitt for "Rachel Getting Married" and Michael Shannon for "Revolutionary Road."

Thomas McCarthy won best original screenplay for "The Visitor," while Peter Morgan took home the prize for best adapted screenplay for "Frost/Nixon."

Other winners included "WALL-E," which won best animated film; "Gomorrah," which received the prize for best foreign film; and "Australia," which won best cinematography, best visual effects and best art direction and production design.

Click here for the complete list of the 13th Annual Satellite Awards.