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Anthony Bourdain Biopic A Top 2026 Limited Opening; Jane Schoenbrun, ‘CatVideoFest’, Fire Up Indie Weekend – Specialty Box Office
Independents posted impressive numbers this weekend, another good one for moviegoing but competitive with blockbuster commercial films in the marketplace.
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Indie releases performed strongly over the weekend, with several titles competing against major blockbusters. A24’s “Tony” recorded one of the year’s highest per‑screen averages, earning $349,000 from six theaters in New York and Los Angeles and achieving a $58,000 average per screen, with sold‑out showings in both markets. Other notable newcomers included “Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma,” “CatVideoFest 2026,” which entered the top ten, and the documentary “Cookie Queens,” each contributing to the robust indie box‑office showing.
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