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James Gray's The Lost City of Z had a robust opening over the Easter weekend, outgrossing a packed field of Specialty newcomers, taking in over $112K from four runs. Others did solid business as well including Spc's Norman: The Moderate Rise & Tragic Fall Of a New York Fixer starring Richard Gere, which grossed over $103K in five locations. Abramorama opened music doc Chasing Trane with an exclusive run, taking in nearly $16K, while Music Box Films bowed Cynthia Nixon's A… »
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