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You might also feel like the movie's trying to make some sort of statement about beauty pageants and the characters practically say as much, but most of the movie doesn't really concern the events of the pageant, it's more about the journey, the tragedies, and the comically incessant minibus horn th...

You know Olive really doesn't look conventionally attractive enough to compete in Little Miss Sunshine but Olive is so hilariously ignorant to that fact that it takes a lot of hijinks with the Volkswagon's dodgy engine combined with an ill-fated road trip across America and a dodgy dance she perform...

Sheryl is the overworked mother of two children, the first being Dwayne, her unhappy fifteen-year old son from a previous marriage, who has taken a vow of silence until he can accomplish his dream of getting into the US Air Force Academy in order to become a test pilot, the other being the beauty pa...

Little Miss Sunshine follows a incredibly dysfunctional family as they travel from New Mexico to California for their daughters beauty pageant.

This is the story of little Olive Hoover (Abigail Breslin), a little girl who lives in Albuquerque who learns she is going to be a finalist in a California children's beauty pageant called Little Miss Sunshine and the road trip that Olive's family takes to get her there in a broken down VW bus that ...

One evening, while the Hoovers are having dinner, Richard informs Sheryl & Olive of a phone message regarding "Little Miss Sunshine", a beauty contest Olive tried out for.

A road film that, unlike 2004's "little film that could" - Sideways, hit all the right places.

Little indie dramedy about a dysfunctional family on a road trip, and while there's nothing especially new or revolutionary in the material or approach, Little Miss Sunshine is a breezy, enjoyable and even sincerely sweet movie.