Three Italian Films Break Box-Office Record
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- 20 Feb 2025
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Three Italian films have achieved remarkable success at the box office this weekend, setting a new record not seen since 2018. According to figures released on Monday, these films have captivated audiences and generated significant revenue.
Leading the pack is the comedy "Io sono la fine del mondo" (I Am the End of the World), featuring Angelo Duro and co-written with Gennaro Nunziante. The film has amassed an additional 2.5 million euros, bringing its total earnings to 5.8 million euros over the past 15 days. Its engaging storyline and humor have resonated well with viewers, contributing to its box-office triumph.
In second place is "L'abbaglio" (The Blunder), directed by Roberto Andò and starring the popular comedic duo Ficarra and Picone alongside Toni Servillo. This unique tale centered around the Expedition of the Thousand debuted this weekend with a strong showing, earning 1.3 million euros.
Rounding out the top three is "Diamanti" (Diamonds), directed by Ferzan Ozpetek. In its fifth week in theaters, the film added another million euros to its total, bringing its overall revenue to an impressive 14 million euros. Its continued popularity highlights the film's strong appeal and the audience's appreciation for its narrative.
These box-office results underscore the growing success of Italian cinema and its ability to draw audiences, marking a significant milestone for the industry. With these films leading the charge, it’s clear that Italian storytelling continues to thrive and captivate viewers both domestically and beyond.
