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China Box Office: 'Chinese Doctors' Resuscitates Sluggish Weekend

China Box Office: Chinese Doctors Resuscitates Sluggish Weekend Rebecca Davis, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail “Chinese Doctors” gave a shot in the arm to a sluggish weekend at the Chinese box office, coming in first with sales of $44.4 million, according to Maoyan data. The patriotic tear-jerked had little competition: only other patriotic films, children’s animations and youth-centric programming are currently in theaters. More from Variety The Wuhan-set pandemic film from Bona Film is the most commercial of a slew of blockbusters intended to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Communist Party, and has grossed $138 million so far. Some $5.5 million of those sales came from Imax screens, $2.2 million of which rolled in this weekend, the company said.

China Box Office: Wuhan Pandemic Tale 'Chinese Doctors' Locks Down $53.5 Million Debut

China Box Office: Wuhan Pandemic Tale Chinese Doctors Locks Down $53.5 Million Debut Rebecca Davis, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail The tear-jerking, patriotic pandemic film “Chinese Doctors” locked down a $53.5 million China opening weekend, according to Maoyan, setting itself up to become the most commercially successful political tribute film so far this year. Such films have been helped along by a line-up cleared of competitors. This week, only political films, children’s content and a holdover rom-com grossed more than $1 million. More from Variety Produced by Bona Film, “Chinese Doctors” is inspired by the real experiences of medical personnel in Wuhan during the early days of the pandemic. It earned more than twice the three-day debut of fellow nationalistic tribute to the Communist Party, “1921,” which earned $21.4 million last weekend. Around $2 million of sales for “Chinese Doctor” came from Imax screens.

Chinese Hits Miss Out on the Global Box Office

If he’d had the time after meeting American captains of industry in Seattle and Barack Obama at the White House, Chinese President Xi Jinping might have ducked out at the close of his United Nations appearance and into a New York movie theater to check on how China’s other soft power ambassadors its movies, not its pandas are playing to American audiences.Struggling to get off