Australia Box Office for Alex & Eve (2015)

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Alex & Eve
Theatrical Performance (US$)
Australia Box Office $381,502Details
Worldwide Box Office $384,885Details
Further financial details...

Synopsis

A Greek Orthodox school teacher, Alex falls for a Lebanese Muslim lawyer, Eve. The relationship is forbidden by both families creating the emotional and comical dilemma of ‘Alex and Eve’. The film is testament to Australia’s multicultural community. Like the play, it resonates strongly with the Australian-Lebanese and Australian-Greek communities as well as appealing to the wider community. Alex is a handsome timid schoolteacher in his mid-thirties. His traditional and domineering parents want him to marry a good Greek girl. But Alex falls hopelessly in love with the gorgeous Eve, a lawyer, whose parents are Lebanese Muslim. The love-struck couple must confront then hide their affections for each other from the world knowing that their parents will never allow them to be together. There are obstacles on the way, like Eve’s mother’s plan for an arranged marriage to Mohomad, Alex’s father’s threat to disinherit him if he continues to see Eve and Alex’s mother’s heart attack when she discovers that he has fallen in love with a Muslim woman.

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Movie Details

Australia Releases: October 16th, 2015 (Wide)
MPAA Rating: Not Rated
Running Time: 87 minutes
Keywords: Orthodox Religion, Muslims, Lawyers, Forbidden Romance, Romeo and Juliet Romance
Source:Based on Play
Genre:Romantic Comedy
Production Method:Live Action
Creative Type:Contemporary Fiction
Production/Financing Companies: Shoreline Entertainment, Magic Box Entertainment, Alex & Eve Productions, Coventry Films
Production Countries: Australia
Languages: English

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Weekend Box Office Performance

DateRankGross% ChangeScreensPer ScreenTotal GrossWeek
2015/10/16 53 $1,935   1 $1,935   $1,935 1
2015/10/23 16 $63,770 +3,196% 32 $1,993   $66,790 2
2015/10/30 17 $46,232 -28% 34 $1,360   $136,978 3
2015/11/06 18 $49,389 +7% 32 $1,543   $206,128 4
2015/11/13 16 $36,360 -26% 30 $1,212   $262,142 5
2015/11/20 21 $20,734 -43% 19 $1,091   $300,786 6
2015/11/27 22 $13,323 -36% 13 $1,025   $320,467 7
2015/12/04 25 $8,504 -36% 13 $654   $340,712 8
2015/12/11 29 $9,052 +6% 19 $476   $347,786 9
2015/12/18 35 $2,989 -67% 8 $374   $355,296 10
2015/12/25 37 $1,845 -38% 4 $461   $364,795 11
2016/01/01 47 $1,356 -27% 3 $452   $368,454 12
2016/01/08 50 $755 -44% 2 $378   $355,502 13
2016/02/12 46 $4,453   2 $2,227   $372,623 18
2016/05/06 64 $552   1 $552   $387,665 30
2016/05/27 56 $1,881   1 $1,881   $381,502 33

Box Office Summary Per Territory

Territory Release
Date
Opening
Weekend
Opening
Weekend
Screens
Maximum
Screens
Theatrical
Engagements
Total
Box Office
Report
Date
Australia 10/16/2015 $1,935 1 34 214 $381,502 6/9/2016
North America 10/13/2017 $0 0 0 0 $0
 
Rest of World $3,383
 
Worldwide Total$384,885 6/9/2016

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Production and Technical Credits

Peter Andrikidis Director
Murray Fahey Producer
Alex Lykos Screenwriter
Martin Cooper Executive Producer
Bill Kritharas Executive Producer
Morris Ruskin Executive Producer
Joseph H. Pickering Director of Photography
Neil Thumpston Editor
Phil Judd Sound Designer
Leah Giblin Costume Designer
Felicity Abbott Production Designer
Steve Peach Composer
Alex Lykos Story based on the stage play “Alex & Eve” by