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‘Club Kid,’ ‘I Play Rocky’ Shine in Limited Release at Busy Specialty Box Office
A24’s dramedy from debut director Jordan Firstman earned an excellent $65,000 per theater average as multiple titles from smaller distributors found success While “Godzilla Minus Zero” roared triumphantly atop the box office, a pair of…
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A24’s dramedy from debut director Jordan Firstman earned an excellent $65,000 per theater average as multiple titles from smaller distributors found success While “Godzilla Minus Zero” roared triumphantly atop the box office, a pair of new films in limited release lit up the specialty side of the theatrical marketplace: A24’s dramedy “Club Kid” and Amazon MGM’s Sylvester Stallone biopic “I Play Rocky.” And that’s just the beginning as offerings ranging from live concert films to documentaries about the Golden Age of Hollywood were all finding an audience this weekend.
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