Korea Box Office: Na Hong-Jin’s ‘Hope’ Holds Firm at No. 1 as Market Slows
Na Hong-Jin's 'Hope' stayed at number one at the South Korean box office. The film made $5.5 million from 767,366 admissions. It had a 66.8% share of the total market revenue.
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Na Hong-Jin's film 'Hope' stayed at the top of the South Korean box office. It made a lot of money, $5.5 million, from many people watching it, 767,366. The film had a big share of the market, 66.8%. This happened over three days, from July 24 to 26.
Why it matters
This news is important because it shows how popular the film 'Hope' is in South Korea. It also shows the film's success in the market.
- What film stayed at number one?
- Na Hong-Jin's 'Hope'
- How much money did the film make?
- It made $5.5 million
- What percentage of the market did the film have?
- It had a 66.8% share
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The film's success at the box office
Sources1TypeAngleVarietyreports the film's strong performance