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‘The History Of Concrete’ Cracks $1 Million, ‘NAZA’ Lifts Off – Specialty Box Office
John Wilson’s Sundance-premiering The History of Concrete from Magnolia Pictures is oh so solid, eyeing $450k on 160 screens in week three for a cume of over $1.2 million cume, making it the top grossing, platform-release doc of 2026.
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John Wilson’s Sundance‑premiering documentary *The History of Concrete*, released by Magnolia Pictures, is projected to earn $450,000 in its third week across 160 screens, bringing its cumulative gross past $1.2 million. The film is the highest‑grossing platform‑release documentary of 2026. Acclaimed documentary *NAZA* has earned $86,000 in its first five days of theatrical release, which began on Wednesday.
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