“Michael” has grossed 2 billion rubles in Russia
The biographical drama “Michael,” which chronicles the life of Michael Jackson, has officially surpassed 2 billion rubles at the Russian box office. This achievement marks a historic milestone, as it is the first international release since the departure of major Hollywood studios to reach such a significant financial benchmark.
Since its premiere on May 28, the film has consistently maintained its position as a frontrunner in the Russian box office. The overwhelming public interest has not only cemented its status as one of the year’s definitive cinematic hits but has also established a new performance standard for foreign films navigating the current, transformed market landscape.
The success of “Michael” serves as compelling evidence that large-scale international productions continue to resonate with domestic audiences, even amidst the markedly diminished presence of major Hollywood studios in official theatrical distribution.
Source: Volga
Source: Film.ru
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