International cinema markets recorded robust quarterly gains driven by premium format IMAX screenings and strong European local co-productions.
International theatrical markets have achieved a pivotal recovery benchmark, according to consolidated theatrical exhibition metrics released today.
Gross ticket receipts surged 14% year-over-year, spearheaded by European multiplex performance in the UK, France, and Germany where premium large formats represented over 22% of total receipts.
Trade groups highlighted that diversified programming and event cinema helped stabilize independent distribution pipelines across continental theaters.
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