Neon opensHell of a Summeron 1,255 screens after Thursday previews and early shows took in $215k.
IFC FilmsThe Luckiest Man in Americais moderate at 659 theaters.
Unfortunately for the producers, Michael was about to make history.
Clockwise from top left: ‘Hell of a Summer,’ ‘The Luckiest Man in America,’ ‘The Friend’ and Princess Mononoke’Neon/IFC/Bleecker/Gkids
In trying to beat the system, he created one of the strangest moments on television.
Directed by Colombia-born and U.S.-basedSamir Oliveros, co-founder of filmmaking collectivePlenty Good.
Oliveros directed from his script written with Maggie Briggs.
Part 3 (Episodes 6-8) starts next week.
Fathom will offer binge fests in mid-April so fans can see all three parts.
The Gavaskars are outwardly accepting of Naveens sexuality but never have had to confront it in practice.
Also stars Sunita Mani, Zarna Garg and Harish Patel.
A disdainful daughter, a son recently out of prison and poisonous mushrooms disturb the tranquility.
Helene Vincent was nominated for the 2025 Cesar Award for Best Actress for her role.
Gazerfrom Metrograph Pictures opens at the Angelika Film Center before expanding to L.A. and other regional markets next week.
Richly atmospheric and shot on 16mm.
Magnolia Pictures debutsEric LaRueat 23 locations.
A mother coping with the fallout after her son murders three of his high school classmates.
Janice (Greer) is struggling.
She moves through life in a haze, unable to let go of her anger and frustration.
Great Dane named Apollo.
Premiered at Telluride Film Festival.
Gkids expands to 600 screens with its re-release of Studio Ghiblis beloved animatedPrincess Mononoke.
The 1997 film by Hayao Miyazaki made $5.36 million in Week 1 exclusively on 330 Imax screens.
