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Bilan USA - 2002 Bilan USA - 2002 9/29/21 10:16:09 PM Tel: +33 (0)1 47 53 95 80 / Fax +33 (0)1 47 05 96 55 / www.unifrance.org SIRET 784359069 00043 / NAF 8421Z / TVA FR 03784359069 French films and the United Stated television market in 1998 The number of French titles programmed on US television channels in 1998 remained stable compared with 1997, at around 120 titles. The proportion of French films aired also remained steady, at 1.2%, comparable to the proportion broadcast on the major cable operators. As always, one of the Rainbow Entertainment group channels was the leading broadcaster of French films. However, this year Independent Film Channel almost doubled its French film slate, offering 23 titles. French films' programming share on IFC doubled, representing 1 film in 20. By and large, these 2 channels favored French classics, such as "Les Enfants du Paradis," "Le Dernier Métro," and "Mon Oncle d’Amérique." The only recent French films aired were "Germinal," "Trois couleurs bleu" and "Le Colonel Chabert" on Bravo, as well as "La Cité des enfants perdus" on IFC. One film in 20 was French on Sundance Channel (the Showtime group's art house channel), which took out 2nd place this year. It programmed 22 titles, primarily recent films (including "Les Visiteurs," "Un divan à New York," "Le Hussard sur le toit," and "Le Journal d’un séducteur"). The group's flagship, Showtime, upped its French slate to 16 titles, against 10 in 1997. These were some of the same films (such as "Microcosmos" and "Le Huitième Jour"), as well as French foreign-language co-productions (such as "Beauté volée," "La Fleur de mon secret," and "Pinocchio"). Among the Warner group's pay-TV channels, French films stood firm on Cinemax (13 titles, including "La Cérémonie," "Mécaniques célestes," and "Le Cinquième Élément"), with the same films rerun on its new incarnation, Moremax. Of the Encore group's channels, only the urban channel Starz included French films in its line-up. Tel: +33 (0)1 47 53 95 80 / Fax +33 (0)1 47 05 96 55 / www.unifrance.org SIRET 784359069 00043 / NAF 8421Z / TVA FR 03784359069 Statistics for French films (theatrical release) - USA Release details - 2002 Film title Box Office Admissions Number of Sales agents Local (€) prints distributors 1 The Transporter 25,661,822.3 3,322,000 2,610 20th Century 6 Fox (USA) 2 Amelie 16,179,555.9 2,687,000 303 TF1 Studio Miramax Films 3 Brotherhood of 11,223,489.9 1,807,500 405 STUDIOCANAL Universal the Wolf 4 Studios 4 8 Women 3,057,816.62 408,000 85 STUDIOCANAL Focus Features 5 Harrison's 2,102,801.78 288,300 398 STUDIOCANAL Universal Flowers Studios 6 Late Marriage 1,587,377.44 207,850 38 Celluloid Magnolia Dreams Pictures 7 Ararat 1,462,717.75 197,000 32 Miramax Films 8 Read My Lips 1,383,655.67 194,300 45 Pathé Films Magnolia Pictures 9 Kandahar 1,261,514.91 187,000 24 Wild Bunch Avatar Films International 10 My Wife is an 1,073,805.55 141,000 34 Pathé Films Sony Pictures Actress Classics 11 The Piano 1,072,106.05 134,100 19 mk2 films Kino Lorber Teacher 12 Human Nature 790,731.56 109,000 224 Tamasa Fine Line Distribution Features 13 The Son's 636,017.52 97,500 24 Wild Bunch Miramax Films Room International 14 No Man's Land 602,729.95 102,200 35 The Works United Artists 15 Time Out 492,122.56 57,700 22 Celluloid Thinkfilm Dreams 16 Merci pour le 431,097.42 58,700 8 mk2 films Empire Pictures chocolat / Nightcap 17 The Lady and 337,662.56 44,900 10 Pathé Films Sony Pictures the Duke Classics 18 The Pianist 243,126.85 40,000 6 STUDIOCANAL Focus Features 19 Les Destinées 242,140.19 31,950 5 Pathé Films Wellspring 20 Red Satin 235,072.55 30,460 10 Pyramide Zeitgeist Films International 21 In Praise of 235,062.23 30,600 11 Tamasa Manhattan Love Distribution Pictures 22 What Time is it 220,555.54 29,800 5 Fortissimo Wellspring Over There ? Films 23 Murderous 220,435.88 29,600 5 Rialto Pictures Maids 24 Alias Betty 185,492.87 23,900 8 Les Films de la Wellspring Boissière 25 Beijing Bicycle 175,072.27 24,300 8 Pyramide Sony Pictures International Classics Tel: +33 (0)1 47 53 95 80 / Fax +33 (0)1 47 05 96 55 / www.unifrance.org SIRET 784359069 00043 / NAF 8421Z / TVA FR 03784359069 26 All or nothing 173,865.8 22,200 16 Tamasa United Artists Distribution 27 Pépé le Moko 165,687.82 20,000 2 Tamasa Rialto Pictures Distribution 28 Pauline & 154,654.88 18,800 12 TF1 Studio Sony Pictures Paulette Classics 29 I'm Going Home 140,954.05 18,390 6 Gemini Films Milestone Film & Video 30 Fat Girl 135,992.92 19,000 7 Pyramide Cowboy International Pictures 31 How I Killed my 132,968.86 18,000 5 Pathé Films New Yorker Father/My Films Father and I 32 Secret Life 122,279.03 16,100 4 Strand Releasing 33 The Beauty and 118,311.8 15,270 3 SND Groupe Cowboy The Beast M6 Pictures 34 Sade 104,783.48 12,500 2 TF1 Studio Offline Releasing 35 Trouble Every 97,115.87 12,400 3 Tamasa Lot 47 Films Day Distribution 36 Wasabi 85,300.78 10,700 10 EuropaCorp Sony Pictures Classics 37 The Himalaya- 84,720.32 12,000 3 Pathé Films Kino Lorber A Chief's Childhood 38 Intimacy 77,879.87 13,200 2 STUDIOCANAL Empire Pictures 39 Who Knows 76,557.84 11,000 11 Celluloid Sony Pictures Dreams Classics 40 On Guard ! 76,364.35 9,900 4 Tamasa Empire Pictures Distribution 41 Girls Can’t 73,021.99 8,950 2 The Bureau Wellspring Swim Sales 42 God is Great, 65,645.45 8,500 1 Tamasa Empire Pictures I'm not Distribution 43 Warm Water 63,807.55 8,100 4 Pyramide Cowboy Under a Red International Pictures Bridge 44 Children of the 55,965.97 7,400 4 Tamasa Empire Pictures Century Distribution 45 Tosca 53,911.37 6,600 2 Editions Avatar Films Montparnasse 46 Quai des 47,495.07 6,000 1 Paramount Rialto Pictures Orfèvres Pictures S.A. (Catalogue de droits), StudioCanal Films Limited 47 The Pinochet 36,133.97 4,830 1 Pathé Films First Run Case Features 48 Safe Conduct 25,775.76 3,150 3 STUDIOCANAL Empire Pictures 49 Esther Kahn 25,031.27 2,900 3 STUDIOCANAL Empire Pictures Tel: +33 (0)1 47 53 95 80 / Fax +33 (0)1 47 05 96 55 / www.unifrance.org SIRET 784359069 00043 / NAF 8421Z / TVA FR 03784359069 50 Etoiles - 20,008 2,500 1 First Run Dancers of the Features Paris Opera Ballet 51 Massoud The 17,396.4 2,400 1 Coralie Afghan International - Zanzibar 52 ABC Africa 9,787.98 1,190 1 mk2 films New Yorker Films 53 The Adventures 2,223 300 1 Pyramide Wellspring of Felix International Tel: +33 (0)1 47 53 95 80 / Fax +33 (0)1 47 05 96 55 / www.unifrance.org SIRET 784359069 00043 / NAF 8421Z / TVA FR 03784359069 French films acquired (production year : 2002) Film title Film export Local distributor Production status companies/International distributors Bathers (The) Gemini Films TLA Entertainment Group Film acquired Tel: +33 (0)1 47 53 95 80 / Fax +33 (0)1 47 05 96 55 / www.unifrance.org SIRET 784359069 00043 / NAF 8421Z / TVA FR 03784359069 Market development Year Admissions Admissions Box office for Box office for Number of Average (all to French films of all French films screens ticket price nationalities) films nationalities (€) (€) (€) 2019 1,241,900,00 3,206,246 10,162,974,0 26,058,898.3 44,283 9.16 0 79.5 3 2018 1,304,200,00 3,863,557 10,070,460,7 29,148,809.5 43,459 9.11 0 74.8 2 2017 1,240,000,00 9,715,840 9,846,099,60 74,951,854.2 43,216 8.97 0 0 3 2016 1,320,000,00 5,454,568 10,304,346,0 42,784,580.6 43,531 8.65 0 00 2015 1,321,000,00 14,278,320 10,011,045,6 105,734,567. 43,661 8.43 0 00 48 2014 1,261,750,00 20,180,462 7,810,074,81 123,294,297. 43,265 8.17 0 9 1 2013 1,340,000,00 7,403,791 8,229,834,68 44,779,830.7 39,757 8.13 0 4 2 2012 1,360,000,00 30,591,261 8,412,010,79 187,793,204. 42,803 7.96 0 9.59 04 2011 1,280,000,00 20,866,631 7,333,999,99 119,670,099. 39,641 7.93 0 9.7 56 2010 1,340,000,00 12,567,059 8,083,118,00 76,556,472.1 39,547 7.89 0 7.63 6 2009 1,418,000,00 22,337,058 7,896,526,19 128,192,877. 39,717 7.5 0 9.52 98 2008 1,364,000,00 17,189,806 6,364,646,99 89,496,796.3 40,194 7.18 0 8.14 2007 1,400,000,00 14,962,811 7,036,470,04 71,610,955.6 40,077 6.88 0 6.72 2 2006 1,395,000,00 14,759,698 7,282,219,89 76,163,136.5 39,668 6.55 0 8.88 8 2005 1,378,000,00 26,317,854 7,105,600,00 125,848,754.
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