‘The History of Concrete’ Eyes $1.2M Cume as ‘NAZA’ Opens to $86K
John Wilson’s documentary ‘The History of Concrete’ is projected to gross $450,000 in its third week on 160 screens. Its cumulative total could exceed $1.2 million, while ‘NAZA’ has taken in $86,000 during its first five days.
John Wilson’s documentary ‘The History of Concrete’ is projected to earn about $450,000 on 160 screens in its third week of release.
That would lift its cumulative gross above $1.2 million. The Sundance-premiering film is distributed by Magnolia Pictures.
‘NAZA’ Reports $86,000 Gross
Documentary ‘NAZA’ has reported $86,000 in gross revenue during its first five days in theaters. It debuted theatrically on Wednesday.
The report describes ‘The History of Concrete’ as the top-grossing platform-release documentary of 2026. It provides no screen count or further projections for ‘NAZA’.
What we know
- ‘The History of Concrete’ is projected to gross about $450,000 in its third week.
- The documentary’s cumulative total could exceed $1.2 million.
- ‘NAZA’ has grossed $86,000 during its first five theatrical days.
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- The story relies on one publisher. A second independent confirmation has not been established from the cited sources.
- Cited links: 1. Publisher groups: 1. Sources: Deadline Film.
- This describes the available source evidence, not a probability of truth or a claim of manual editorial review.
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