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Kath & Kimderella opens with almost $2m at box office

[Mon 10/09/2012 04:27:01]

By Brendan Swift

Australian comedy Kath & Kimderella has posted $1.99 million in its opening weekend at cinemas.

The film, based on the popular TV series characters created by Jane Turner and Gina Riley, was shown across 285 screens, giving it a solid screen average of $7013. Including previews, the Roadshow-distributed film has grossed $2.19 million in total.

While the four television series (and telemovie) had a widespread and faithful television audience, the film has largely attracted a vitriolic response from critics. Kath & Kimderella follows the adventures of Kath (Turner), Kim (Riley) and friend Sharon (Magda Szubanski) on a trip to Italy.

Another local comedy, The Sapphires, added another $919,001 to its box office tally, which now stands at $10.95 million. After five weeks, the film is still being shown widely, on 276 screens, although its screen average has now fallen to $3330.

Meanwhile, Australian-UK co-production, A Few Best Men, which is still the third best performing local film at the box office this year, posted a soft opening at UK cinemas. The film grossed £263,770 across 291 cinema sites, according to the UK Film Council, ranking it in eleventh place.

Contact this reporter at bswift@if.com.au or on Twitter at @bcswift.

Australian films at the box office 2012


[Mon 10/09/2012 04:27:01]

Thanks for the latest. The 'Total' on the Aussie film chart is not correct.
Posted by Brenton. 10/09/2012 05:27:04 PM
Thanks, corrected.
Posted by Brendan Swift, IF Editor. 10/09/2012 05:30:23 PM
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