Gower Street’s research clearly shows that sustainable industry recovery will be impossible without a greater pipeline of major titles.
With more titles delaying release or abandoning 2020 altogether how is the calendar shaping up for the remainder of the year and throughout 2021?
Titles released in key winter and summer months might expect to see a greater impact from a potential 17-day Domestic window.
Gower Street's Director, Theatrical Insights Rob Mitchell was again called upon to lend his expert analysis to an industry discussion. In the weekly Showbiz Sandbox podcast, hosted by J. Sperling…
Almost two weeks on from the first day of TENET’s $53.6M worldwide opening weekend, we turn our attention away from TENET to an unlikely source of redemption. Last weekend, THE…
In August, global cinemas generated a $1 billion box office. Double the box office for the four months from April till July combined. The latest update of Gower Street’s Global…
the Warner Bros' hit also drove multiple markets to hit new stages on our Blueprint To Recovery
As more cinemas open across the Domestic market we look at where each state sits in terms of open cinemas in relation to rising virus cases.
China has become the first global market to achieve all five stages of Gower Street's Blueprint To Recovery - a level that would indicate full box office recovery.