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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.
Flat Halloween weekend leaves exhibition sector needing strong November.
Further releases include ‘Shelby Oaks’, ’Relay’ and ‘Palestine 36’.
‘Chainsaw Man’ scores for Sony; while Mubi’s ‘The Mastermind’ does well.
The announcement was made by the head of the Ukrainian state film agency at the Industry@Tallinn & Baltic event.
Total spend on UK film and high-end TV production increased by 17% for the period, driven by high-end TV.
”That’s a story that lends itself to all different worlds,” says Miramax CEO Jonathan Glickman.