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Subdivision posts modest opening weekend
[Mon 24/08/2009 10:00:00]
By Brendan Swift
Disney-distributed comedy Subdivision has booked a modest $100,231 at the box office since opening last Thursday.
The building industry comedy had one of the widest releases for an Australian film this year, shown across 66 screens.
The box office result is similar to Disney’s boxing drama Two Fists One Heart, which took $97,000 over its opening weekend in March, for a total of $127,000 across some 50 screens.
Meanwhile, drama Beautiful Kate added another $161,764 in its third week across 29 screens. The film, distributed by Roadshow, is now threatening to become the fifth film this year to cross the $1 million box office barrier.
Political drama Balibo, distributed by Paramount, Transmission and Footprint Films, added a further $147,494 across its 23 screens.
