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IMAX CEO: Box office sales in Asia bode well for US theaters

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IMAX CEO: Box office sales in Asia bode well for US theaters

IMAX CEO: Box office sales in Asia bode well for US theaters

IMAX CEO Richard Gelfond explains why box office sales in China and Japan are up as Covid-19 restrictions there relax and what that could mean for the US movie market.


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