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2023 | DIRECTED BY DES HENDERSON

Lost Boys: Belfast's Missing Children

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Movie Stats
Year
2023
Runtime
 90 minutes (1 hr 30 mins)
Certificates

15
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First viewed:
25th Apr 2024
Last viewed:
6th Feb 2025
Total views:
10
Total Grosses
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UK total gross
  £30.6 Thousand
Cinema Tickets Sold
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UK tickets sold
3,858 aprox.
Box Office Breakdown
UK Box Office
  • Released: 27th Oct '23
  • Debut position: 43
  • Highest position: 39
  • Debut gross: £6.8 Thousand
  • Total chart weeks: 4
US Box Office
  • Release: No US cinema release.
Global Box Office
  • No global cinema data.
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UK Box Office Info
Highest Place
39
Weeks top 15
0
Total weeks
4
Total UK Gross:
£30,554
UK Box Office Chart History
Date
Place
Week
Total
Lost Boys: Belfast's Missing Children
27 Oct 2023
43N
£6,758
£6,758
3 Nov 2023
39▲
£5,616
£19,464
10 Nov 2023
46▼
£3,059
£26,954
17 Nov 2023
60▼
£1,529
£30,554

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North American Box Office Chart History
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Global Box Office Chart History
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* Box office information befroe 2018 for global figures is continually being researched and hence is not complete and can be innacurate.

Global Box Office Release Breakdown
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Top Grossing Movie Chart Position
UK total gross
£30,554
9142
Mandy
9143
Lost Boys: Belfast's Missing Children
9144
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Genres
Crime
Crime
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News from around the web
NO BAFTA FOR KINCORA FILM  The Phoenix Magazine Thu, 15th May 2025

Cold Case: The lost boys of Belfast - Sharon O'Neill speaks to director Des Henderson on The BelTel podcast  Belfast Telegraph Tue, 26th November 2024

Documentary exploring the story of Belfast's missing boys to be shown at Kennedy Centre Omniplex  Belfast Media Group Fri, 27th October 2023

Coroner to be asked to hold ‘Lost Boys’ inquests  The Irish News Mon, 16th December 2024

Lost Boys: Belfast’s Missing Children  Slugger O'Toole Thu, 28th September 2023

Was a child killer at large during the Troubles?  The Irish Times Sun, 24th September 2023