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It is the first time Black Bear has opened a film at number one.
Warner Bros’ ’Clayface’ and Black Bear’s ’Wildwood’ have also placed highly in their opening weekends.
‘Ghosts’ film, ‘Clayface’, ‘Klara And The Sun’ start on busy weekend.
EXCLUSIVE: Studio has taken 28% of all UK-Ireland box office takings so far this year.
‘NAZA’ makes strong start with almost £250,000 including previews.
Venice award-winning documentary ‘NAZA’ also launches.
‘The Uprising’ misses top five; ‘Digger’, ‘Sense And Sensibility’ drop out of it.
Universal horror ‘Other Mommy’ and Paul Greengrass’s ‘The Uprising’ are also out.
While local box office is up 21% year-on-year, documentary and non-English language films are struggling.
‘Verity’ scores second-best opening for Colleen Hoover adaptation.
Reform paves way for new cinema agency, a restructuring of public incentives and measures designed to attract more international productions.
Brand should expect a “custodial sentence of some length” according to judge Mr Justice Bennathan.
Talking points include the lack of female filmmakers and the disappearance of micro-budget features.