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Jafar Panahi’s ‘It Was Just An Accident’ and Jacinda Ardern doc ‘Prime Minister’ are also out.
Bifa winner ‘Pillion’ also enjoyed a strong start at the box office for Picturehouse and Warner Bros.
Also out this weekend is Black Bear’s ‘Christy’ and ‘Pillion’ for Picturehouse/Warner Bros.
Jon M. Chu’s musical is the second widest release in UK-Ireland so far this year.
Both chains and independent venues are reporting rapid sales.
Sky Cinema’s ‘Nuremberg’ opens in top five; ‘Christmas Karma’ in top 10.
Further releases include ‘Nuremberg’, ‘Christmas Karma’ and horror title ‘Keeper’.
‘Regretting You’, ‘Bugonia’ post good holds; ‘Die My Love’ starts with £289,710.
Further releases include ‘Die My Love’, ’Anemone’ and ‘Train Dreams’.
The total UK box office rose by 10% compared to the equivalent period in 2024.
“We’re highly confident in the regulatory process.”
While some international execs are reeling, others see opportunity.
“I wouldn’t look at this as a change in approach for Netflix movies or Warner movies for that matter.”