U.S. HISPANIC
Spanish-language film The Miracle of Marcelino received the highest per screen average in theaters this weekend
16 de noviembre de 2012
The Miracle of Marcelino will continue to stay in theaters and will expand into other markets throughout the country
The Miracle of Marcelino (Marcelino pan y vino in Spanish), the Spanish-language film about a boy caught in the midst of the Mexican revolution and presented by Gigapix Releasing and Movie to Movement, received the highest per screen average this weekend in theaters as it opened in Norwalk, California. It was released with English subtitles for the first time in the U.S.Aside from creating waves within the Latin American community, the film also attracted a Catholic following. Im blown away by the positive response and support from the Catholic community says Geno Taylor from Gigapix Releasing. Movie to Movement exceeded my expectations with their customized and highly effective grass roots marketing approach. “Movie to Movement is proud to be part of a film that celebrates faith and brings families together like The Miracle of Marcelino says Jason Jones, CEO and Founder of Movie to Movement and co-producer of Bella. Its been an honor to share this message with the Norwalk community and are excited for others to join us on this journey.The Miracle of Marcelino will continue to stay in theaters and will expand into other markets throughout the country over the next few weeks.
