
Australian films in Australian cinemas. That's it. Sometimes looking outwards and backwards to help us look inwards and forwards.
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No new Australian films opened this week, so this is a results-only edition.
The total market for the week was $23,565,250 across 244 titles. That is almost exactly where it sat last week, with VERITY doing most of t...
Thanks so much for reading - as always - the best thing you can do as a supporter of Aussie Cinema is let people know that these films are out. Copy and past the below! Send it to someone you think might enjoy the film/s below.
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A quieter edition this week. There were no new Australian releases, so this one is a straight run through the numbers.
The total Australian box office for the week was $23,575,970 across 247 titles, up from $19.2 million and 231 titles in...
Thanks so much for reading - as always - the best thing you can do as a supporter of Aussie Cinema is let people know that these films are out. Copy and past the below! Send it to someone you think might enjoy the film/s below.
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Again - no new Australian fiction films this week, so this is a results only edition.
The total Australian box office for the week was $19,200,990 across 231 titles. RESIDENT EVIL opened at number one with $5.22 million on 389 screens.
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Kate Separovich covers the Australian Film Industry in Australian Cinemas. Super niche topic but lots to cover! Sorry my spelling is terirble(\ud83d\ude44). My brain moves too fast too correct it.
Story teller, data nerd. PROCLIVITAS (in Australian Cinemas March 19) Producer of film (and one day Television)
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