Art house films are motion pictures which are not intended by their producers to appeal to a mass audience, but rather seek a niche among specialty theatres which are usually in large urban areas. These films are often produced on a small budget and do not have the promotional support of more mainstream films. Art films, foreign films and documentaries are usually "art house films" but from time to time films such as Life Is Beautiful (1998) and Fahrenheit 9/11 (2004) break into wide release. Many major studios have specialty divisions dedicated to these films such as the Fox Searchlight division of Twentieth Century Fox and the Sony Pictures Classics division of Columbia Pictures. Miramax began as a promoter of these pictures but more recently has made more commercial pictures.