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Weekend box office: 'Malala' number one by far

10/19/2015

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Meet the Patels surpasses $1 mil. mark

He Named Me Malala, the documentary about Nobel Peace Prize-winning girls' education advocate Malala Yousafzai, is once again the top documentary at the box office.
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Davis Guggenheim's film earned $326,217 over the weekend to claim the number one spot for the second week in a row, according to audience measurement firm Rentrak. Its three-week total now stands at $1,513,551.


Coming in second was Meet the Patels, the comedic documentary from siblings Geeta and Ravi Patel. The film continued its strong performance at the box office, collecting another $126,861 over the weekend -- enough to push it well past the $1 mil. mark in total earnings, according to Rentrak.
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In third and fourth position respectively were The Black Panthers: Vanguard of the Revolution by director Stanley Nelson, and Meru, the mountain climbing documentary co-directed by Jimmy Chin and E. Chai Vasarhelyi.

A Ballerina's Tale, the new documentary about dancer Misty Copeland by director Nelson George, came in fifth position in its opening weekend, playing on just two screens in New York. It expands to Los Angeles, Denver, New Haven, Conn., Scottsdale, Ariz., Pasadena, Calif. and other cities this Friday. 
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The full top 10:

Title                                                                                 Weekend gross          Cume

1. He Named Me Malala                                               $326,217                       $1,513,551
2.Meet the Patels                                                           $126,861                       $1,145,062
3. The Black Panthers: Vanguard of the Revolution $21,530                         $418,408
4. Meru                                                                             $11,129                          $2,277,361
5. A Ballerina's Tale                                                        $9,388                          $21,812
6. Amy                                                                              $8,701                          $8,348,107
7. Steve Jobs: The Man in the Machine                      $5,402                          $488,469
8. Drunk Stoned Brilliant Dead: The Story of the
            National Lampoon                                             $4,382                          $50,580
9. Journey to the South Pacific                                    $2,419                           $7,047,265
10. Space Station 3D                                                      $959                             $93,130,582

Time is running out to see #HENAMEDMEMALALA in theaters! Don't miss your chance to see the film. Stand #withMalala. pic.twitter.com/VrG6BhNVbY

— Malala Fund (@MalalaFund) October 18, 2015

Hey #AnnArbor! Get ready to #MeetThePatels this weekend! #Michigan https://t.co/5EytEi5ops

— MeetThePatels (@MeetThePatels) October 19, 2015

MUST SEE. MUST SEE. MUST SEE. #BlackPanthersMovie in theaters now! by @StanleyNelson1 ✊✊✊ https://t.co/Hua2el61xD

— Hallelujah Anasuya (@AnasuyaIam) September 19, 2015
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    Matthew Carey is a documentary filmmaker and journalist. His work has appeared on Deadline.com, CNN, CNN.com, TheWrap.com, NBCNews.com and in Documentary magazine.

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