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"   Congratulations to Precious, which took no fewer than five trophies at last night&amp;#039;s Film Independent Spirit Awards\u2014including Best Picture. The awards got us thinking about our favorite indie films of all time. We asked some of the celebs we spotted on the red carpet to weigh in. Keep reading to see what they said!   Taraji P. Henson: &amp;quot;My all-time favorite indie film would have to be Hustle and Flow. Good answer, right? &amp;#039;It&amp;#039;s hard out there for a pimp&amp;#039;\u2014`cause it is.&amp;quot;  Natalie Press: &amp;quot;It would have to be Stand By Me, a classic.&amp;quot; Ben McKenzie: &amp;quot;4 Months, 3 Weeks, 2 Days \u2013 it&amp;#039;s an eastern European film that&amp;#039;s phenomenal. Very dark subject, but very wonderful film.&amp;quot; Johnny Weir: &amp;quot;I loved Precious. But my movie, Pop Star on Ice, isalso a good indie film.&amp;quot; Jodie Foster: &amp;quot;Drugstore Cowboy. I love that film so much. I think it&amp;#039;s what turned me on to indie movies, but then there&amp;#039;s all the French movies from the `60s and `70s that I grew up on. I think they&amp;#039;d probably be considered independent.&amp;quot; \u2014Reporting by Rebecca Silverstein  Photo: WireImage  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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