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Also new this weekend: family animation ’Hitpig!’ and A24’s ‘Mother Mary’.
‘The Drama’ posts best hold for second weekend, has topped £8m.
National Theatre Live’s ‘All My Sons’ is the widest new release.
‘The Roses’ and ‘Warfare’ were the best-performing UK independent films at the global box office.
‘The Drama’ now looking towards £10m across run; new titles start outside top five.
Although China had a disappointing first quarter, there were local successes in South Korea, Taiwan, Spain and Italy.
Horror film ‘Undertone’ and Venice winner ‘Father Mother Sister Brother’ also open.
‘Mario’ beats predecessor’s start; ‘The Drama’ scores highest opening ever for an A24-produced film.
‘Project Hail Mary’ is already Amazon MGM Studios’ highest-grossing film in the territory.
Further releases include ‘They Will Kill You’ and ‘Splitsville’.
Alea Jacarandas’ takes top prize in Burning Lights Competition.
The widely spread pattern of recent hit titles across Asia might be seen as evidence the film industry in the region is adjusting and breathing again in the rarified, riskier atmosphere of 2026.