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box office: week of July 10

indiewire's weekly box office recap:

Title Distributor Locations Gross Per Location Overall Gross
Beasts Of The Southern WildFox Searchlight19$374,057$19,687$743,846
Moonrise KingdomFocus Features884$4,519,195$5,112$26,780,989
KumareKino Lorber1$5,061$5,061$45,331
IntouchablesThe Weinstein Company60$272,797$4,547$3,095,889
To Rome With LoveSony Pictures Classics806$3,104,328$3,852$4,863,538
China HeavyweightZeitgeist1$3,792$3,792$3,792
Take This WaltzMagnolia Pictures46$152,250$3,310$399,644
Never Stand Still: Dancing At Jacob'sFirst Run2$6,062$3,031$13,685
UnforgivableStrand Releasing6$16,090$2,682$62,917
The Magic of Belle IsleMagnolia Pictures4$10,367$2,592$10,367
Safety Not GuaranteedFilmDistrict109$252,956$2,321$2,170,062
BernieMillennium Entertainment113$250,914$2,220$7,770,793
Neil Young JourneysSony Pictures Classics5$10,974$2,195$33,382
The Best Exotic Marigold HotelFox Searchlight359$741,091$2,064$41,991,873
Whores' GloryKino Lorber2$3,743$1,872$27,221
Where Do We Go Now?Sony Pictures Classics8$13,398$1,675$456,197
Crazy EyesStrand Releasing2$3,259$1,630$3,259
Your Sister's SisterIFC Films95$152,836$1,609$994,245
Dark HorseVitagraph3$4,756$1,585$74,547
ElenaZeitgeist3$4,237$1,412$141,626
Monsieur LazharMusic Box Films13$15,746$1,211$5,711,216
For Greater GloryARC Entertainment39$47,220$1,211$5,414,375
A Cat in ParisGKIDS12$14,424$1,202$183,435
EllesKino Lorber2$2,383$1,192$144,925
I WishMagnolia Pictures4$4,652$1,163$110,805
FOLLOW ME: The Yoni Netanyahu StoryInternational Film Circuit3$3,259$1,086$104,630
Nobody Else But YouFirst Run3$3,238$1,079$20,523
Bel AmiMagnolia Pictures5$5,165$1,033$111,450
Paul Williams Still AliveAbramorama Entertainment1$1,013$1,013$32,888
MarleyMagnolia Pictures8$7,919$990$1,383,648
HeadhuntersMagnolia Pictures25$24,742$990$1,089,366
Jiro Dreams of SushiMagnolia Pictures11$10,510$955$2,502,590
Oslo, August 31stStrand Releasing1$908$908$62,722
Turn Me On, Dammit!New Yorker3$2,665$888$104,610
Marina Abramovic: The Artist Is PresentMusic Box Films3$2,585$862$59,195
Deep Blue Sea, TheMusic Box Films2$1,526$763$1,102,038
The Turin HorseCinema Guild2$1,465$733$53,690
The Woman in the FifthIDP/ATO6$3,944$657$107,921
Last RideMusic Box Films2$1,309$655$3,085
Pink Ribbons, IncFirst Run2$1,285$643$17,617
HysteriaSony Pictures Classics35$22,029$629$1,638,390
Damsels In DistressSony Pictures Classics15$9,408$627$936,108
HipstersIndependent1$591$591$32,816
Natural SelectionCinema Guild1$584$584$48,153
The Invisible WarCinedigm Entertainment4$2,251$563$39,801
The Day He ArrivesCinema Guild1$536$536$9,481
Darling CompanionSony Pictures Classics4$2,090$523$772,634
Beyond The Black RainbowMagnolia Pictures5$2,539$508$49,166
Peace, Love, & MisunderstandingIFC Films13$5,552$427$539,896
God Bless AmericaMagnolia Pictures4$1,704$426$122,029
QuillMusic Box Films3$1,070$357$12,330
Gerhard Richter PaintingKino Lorber2$673$337$231,052
Chely Wright: Wish Me AwayFirst Run1$327$327$15,440
Putin's KissKino Lorber1$274$274$5,467
Lola VersusFox Searchlight3$807$269$251,913
FootnoteSony Pictures Classics3$581$194$2,007,451
5 Broken CamerasKino Lorber1$114$114$49,057
The Raid: RedemptionSony Pictures Classics3$34$11$4,105,124
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