The film directed by Rupert Sanders, The Raven, has emerged as a top distributor pick in the Russian Federation and the CIS over a recent weekend, according to Kinobusiness data. Industry watchers noted the strong performance across cinemas, with audiences turning out in notable numbers in the region. The report highlights that the movie captured the majority share of box office activity during that period, underscoring its appeal among Russian and CIS viewers as a new release in the market.
From August 22 to 25, the film drew attention from theatergoers and achieved box office receipts of 95 million rubles. This figure reflects a robust any singling out of its position within the regional market during those four days, signaling solid local interest and a healthy reception for a title with high profile star power and a director known for a distinctive cinematic voice.
The central character of the movie is Eric Draven, a figure caught between two realms as he fights to rescue the person he loves. The cast features Bill Skarsgård in the lead role, complemented by performances from Fka Twigs, Isabella Way, and a lineup of other notable actors who contribute to the film’s dramatic tension and action sequences. The storytelling follows Draven as he navigates his perilous path, blending dark, atmospheric moments with high-stakes confrontation, a combination that resonates with audiences seeking a blend of intense emotion and kinetic spectacle.