Film Debut Grosses Record Amounts in New York City Market
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Updated Sep 20
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What happened
John Wilson’s film, The History Of Concrete, achieved a record-breaking debut at the IFC Center, grossing $90k in three days. Nearly every available ticket sold for the weekend. The film is scheduled to expand to approximately 40 screens next week.
From deadline.com
Why it matters
The strong performance of the film could provide a positive data point for local economic development goals. The record debut might increase local demand and cultural tourism within New York City.
The film industry operates within the larger New York market.
From deadline.com
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