Anora Breaks The Record By Topping The Chart Of 5 Highest-Grossing Films Across North America!

Anora, the indie film that has captured both critical and financial success, continues to shine in theatres after an impressive 144-day run. Thanks to a surge in the number of screens post-Oscar wins, the film has now entered the top five highest-grossing films for Neon at the US box office. But as the movie prepares to hit its home streaming platform, will its success continue or start to decline?

A Story of Bold Narratives and Underrepresented Communities

Anora has gained immense praise for its authentic storytelling and focus on underrepresented communities. The film’s box office success and Oscar wins reflect a growing audience and critical acceptance of bold, unique narratives. Now, it has outperformed Ferrari, the 2023 biographical drama about Enzo Ferrari, directed by Michael Mann, and starring Adam Driver. Ferrari had a respectable run but has been surpassed by Anora‘s box office performance in North America.

Impressive Box Office Achievements

After 144 days in theatres, Anora reached a total of $18.6 million, surpassing Ferrari‘s $18.6 million domestic haul. The film’s recent performance has been bolstered by the addition of 1,130 new theatres post-Oscar wins, resulting in a 49.3% increase in box office returns from the previous Monday. As of now, Anora is being shown in 1,938 theatres across the United States.

Streaming Debut on Hulu

While its time in theatres will soon come to an end, Anora will be available for streaming on Hulu starting March 17, offering fans another chance to experience the Oscar-winning film at no extra cost. The film’s success both in theatres and on digital platforms is a testament to its widespread appeal and strong impact on audiences.