Overview
- The feature debut from Ian Tuason earned $9.3 million domestically from roughly 2,570 theaters, ranking third for the weekend.
- Made for a reported $500,000 and shot largely in Tuason’s Toronto childhood home, the film drew praise for immersive sound design and Nina Kiri’s lead performance.
- Based on media calculations, the opening gross equates to roughly 18 times the reported production budget.
- A24 acquired global rights after festival screenings in a reported mid-seven-figure deal, positioning the film as its latest low-cost breakout.
- Tuason says Canada’s public funders passed on the project and he is now discussing potential sequels with A24 while developing a Paranormal Activity reboot.