Screen casts a glance over the international box office.

Aside from The Avengers continued dominance of the international arena, Warner Bros’ Dark Shadows was this week’s highest new entry, scaring up $37.3m from its 42 territories in second. Two other new entries planted themselves in the top ten: Yash Raj’s romantic drama Ishaqzaade charted sixth after taking over $3m in India, while Kadokawa-distributed horror Sadako 3D in Japan for a $3.1m debut, enough for seventh position internationally. For the full international chart, click here.

Constantin Film’s comedy Das Hochzeitsvideo could only manage an eighth place opening in Germany, grossing just over $250,000. Majestic’s German-Russian production Lost In Siberia enjoyed a better performance, corralling a $3,478 site average from its 72 locations in ninth. For the full German chart, click here.

Min Kyu-Dong’s All About My Wife previewed strongly in South Korea with $625,776 from its 277 screens, which bodes well for its release tomorrow (17). CJ E&M Corporation’s As One remains the strongest local competitor in second after adding $2.5m for $7.8m overall. For the full South Korean chart, click here.

Local production White Tiger suffered a 50% drop in its second week in Russia to stand at $2.6m to date. Two other homegrown efforts - Match and Nyanki - rounded off this week’s top five, with Nyanki the most lucrative so far at $5.6m after three weeks. For the full Russian chart, click here.

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