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Venice Standout Ryuchi Sakamoto | Opus Sells to Janus Films

Film Constellation has closed deals for Spain, Portugal, Germany, Austria, Scandinavia, Baltics, South Korea, China, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Singapore.

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Venice Standout Ryuichi Sakamoto | Opus Sells to Janus Films

Film Constellation has closed deals for Spain, Portugal, Germany, Austria, Scandinavia, Baltics, South Korea, China, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Singapore.

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Suzume becomes 3rd most-viewed animated film of all time in S Korea – The Korea Times

Suzume becomes 3rd most-viewed animated film of all time in S Korea – The Korea Times
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Suzume becomes first Japanese film to surpass 5 million tickets in Korea

Japanese animated film “Suzume” has set a record at Korea s box office, surpassing 5 million ticket sales on Friday, according to data from the Korean Film Council. The fantasy adventure animation, which hit local theaters on March 8, became the first film released this year to reach over 5 million ticket sales and the first ever Japanese film to do so. As of Sunday, the film has garnered a total of about 5.06 million sales, grossing 52 billion won ($38.8 million).

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Japanese anime dominates box office - Will Korean animation catch up?

With “The First Slam Dunk” and “Suzume” bringing a new wave of attention to animated features here, animation has become a staple in domestic cinemas. Japanese director Makoto Shinkai s anime film “Suzume” has attracted over 4.4 million moviegoers as of April 12. “The First Slam Dunk,” based on the popular “Slam Dunk” basketball manga series by Takehiko Inoue, previously topped 4.45 million admissions in Korea.

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