Documentary NAZA passes $500,000 at US box office without distributor
The film, which debuted at New York's IFC Center, now plays in 85 theaters across 30 cities.
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What happened
The documentary NAZA, which premiered exclusively at the IFC Center in New York, has crossed $500,000 at the box office without a major distributor. It earned $298,240 in its second weekend across 85 US theaters in 30 cities. Critics in Israel have called for action against its filmmakers and participants, and the film has faced protests.
Why it matters
The reports state that critics in Israel have called for action against the filmmakers and participants. No further consequences are stated.
Timeline
- Oct 11, 1:53 PM ET: NAZA crossed $500,000 at the indie box office after expanding to 85 theaters in 30 cities.
- Oct 12, 3:35 AM ET: The film earned $298,240 in its second weekend across 85 US theaters, as critics in Israel called for action against its filmmakers and participants.
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