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  Revolver Entertainment & Picturehouse Entertainment’s THE IMPOSTER has continued its astonishing box office success in the UK by breaking the £1m barrier, in doing so becoming the 8th highest grossing non-music feature documentary of the last 10 years and the number one highest grossing non-music documentary this year.

The critically acclaimed British documentary, directed by Bart Layton and called “pure, delicious suspense” by The Guardian, has grossed a total of £1,001,705 up to and including Tuesday 18th September, and continues to play on 40 screens across the country.

The total figure takes the film above An Inconvenient Truth to number eight in the top ten non-music documentaries of all time, and the fourth highest ever to be produced in the UK.

The film grossed £252,170 over three days and previews from just 49 screens in its opening weekend, and has continued to build on this in the weeks that have followed. The release has enjoyed particular success at Picturehouse cinemas, leading the top performing circuits with a 35.56% share.
  Graeme Clark [20 Sep 2012 at 22:33]
     

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