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Movie Stats
Year
2017
Runtime
 132 minutes (2 hrs 12 mins)
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First viewed:
25th Oct 2025
Last viewed:
22nd Mar 2026
Total views:
40
Release Dates
US release date
 US release
10th February 2017
9 years 3 months 8 days ago
Total Grosses
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US total gross
  $2.8 Million
Cinema Tickets Sold
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US tickets sold
315,880 aprox.
Box Office Breakdown
UK Box Office
  • Release: No UK cinema release.
US Box Office
  • Release: 10th Feb '17
  • Debut position: 21
  • Highest position: 21
  • Debut gross: $692.4 Thousand
  • Total chart weeks: 7
Global Box Office
  • No global cinema data.
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UK Box Office Chart History
No UK box office info

* Box office information before 1997 is continually being researched by our team and can be innacurate.

North American Box Office Info
Highest Place
21
Weeks top 15
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Total Weeks
7
Total US Gross:
$2,833,441
North American Box Office Chart History
Date
Place
Week
Total
10 Feb 2017
21N
$692,399
$692,399
17 Feb 2017
21▲▼
$640,818
$1,681,065
24 Feb 2017
23▼
$443,836
$2,532,992
3 Mar 2017
36▼
$98,609
$2,748,330
10 Mar 2017
54▼
$27,252
$2,807,517
17 Mar 2017
67▼
$5,149
$2,824,661
24 Mar 2017
71▼
$3,974
$2,833,441

* Box office information before 1997 is continually being researched by our team and can be innacurate.

Global Box Office Chart History
No US box office info

* 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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Genres
Drama
Drama
Video
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News from around the web
The Oscar Nominated Short Films 2017: Live Action (Video 2017) ⭐ 7.5 | Drama  IMDb Sat, 25th February 2017

Review: 2018 Oscar-Nominated Short Films – Live-Action  weliveentertainment.com Fri, 9th February 2018

Oscars 2026: Download our printable movie checklist  The Gold Knight Thu, 22nd January 2026

Review: Oscar Nominated Short Films 2017 – Live Action  StageBuddy.com Mon, 13th February 2017

Here Are the Filipino Filmmakers Who Are Oscar-Nominated  Vogue Philippines Thu, 29th January 2026

Short Films in Focus: The 2017 Oscar-Nominated Short Films  Roger Ebert Mon, 6th February 2017

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