Boxoffice - March 2016
The Official Magazine of the National Association of Theatre Owners
The Official Magazine of the National Association of Theatre Owners
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ON SCREEN > LIMITED RELEASES<br />
THE LITTLE PRINCE<br />
<strong>March</strong> 18 (3D)<br />
This is the first animated feature-film adaptation<br />
of the beloved French book. The Little Prince uses<br />
stop-motion animation and weaves together elements<br />
from the original novel with a new story<br />
about a young girl who befriends the now elderly<br />
aviator narrator. North America is the film’s final<br />
stop, and it has already had successful runs in<br />
France, China, and Brazil.<br />
DISTRIBUTOR PARAMOUNT PICTURES CAST<br />
JEFF BRIDGES, RACHEL MCADAMS, PAUL RUDD,<br />
BUD CORT, MARION COTILLARD, BENICIO DEL<br />
TORO, JAMES FRANCO, RICKY GERVAIS, PAUL<br />
GIAMATTI, RILEY OSBORNE, ALBERT BROOKS,<br />
MACKENZIE FOY DIRECTOR MARK OSBORNE<br />
GENRE ANIMATION / FANTASY RATING PG FOR<br />
MILD THEMATIC ELEMENTS RUNNING TIME 108<br />
MIN.<br />
MIDNIGHT SPECIAL<br />
<strong>March</strong> 18<br />
American writer-director Jeff Nichols follows up<br />
his acclaimed films Mud and Take Shelter with his<br />
first studio effort, Midnight Special. A father must<br />
protect his uniquely gifted 8-year-old son while<br />
being hunted by an extreme religious sect and<br />
a government task force. Midnight Special will<br />
compete for the Golden Bear in February’s Berlin<br />
International Film Festival.<br />
DISTRIBUTOR WARNER BROS. CAST MICHAEL<br />
SHANNON, JOEL EDGERTON, KIRSTEN DUNST,<br />
ADAM DRIVER, SAM SHEPARD DIRECTOR JEFF<br />
NICHOLS GENRE ADVENTURE / DRAMA / SCI-FI<br />
RATING PG-13 FOR SOME VIOLENCE AND ACTION<br />
RUNNING TIME 111 MIN.<br />
MY GOLDEN DAYS<br />
<strong>March</strong> 18<br />
My Golden Days is told in a series of flashbacks<br />
from the perspective of anthropologist Paul Dédalus.<br />
He remembers his childhood in France, a trip<br />
to the USSR where he lost his virginity, his mother’s<br />
madness, and the love of his life. The film is a<br />
prequel to the 1996 film My Sex Life … or How I<br />
Got into an Argument, which won a Cesar Award<br />
for Mathieu Amalric as Most Promising Actor.<br />
He returns to play the same character.<br />
DISTRIBUTOR MAGNOLIA PICTURES CAST<br />
QUENTIN DOLMAIRE, LOU ROY-LECOLLINET,<br />
MATHIEU AMALRIC, FRANÇOISE LEBRUN<br />
DIRECTOR ARNAUD DESPLECHIN GENRE DRAMA<br />
RATING R FOR SOME STRONG SEXUAL CONTENT,<br />
GRAPHIC NUDITY, AND LANGUAGE RUNNING<br />
TIME 123 MIN.<br />
56 BoxOffice ® MARCH <strong>2016</strong>
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