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2020 | DIRECTED BY PHIL GRABSKY

Exhibition On Screen: Raphael Revealed 2021

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Year
2020
Runtime
 88 minutes (1 hr 28 mins)
Director and Primary Cast
 Director 
Phil Grabsky
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First viewed:
17th Feb 2024
Last viewed:
20th Apr 2024
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Release Dates
UK release date
 UK release
1st December 2020
3 years 4 months 18 days ago
Total Grosses
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UK total gross
  £19.4 Thousand
Cinema Tickets Sold
United Kingdom Flag
UK tickets sold
2,871 aprox.
Box Office Breakdown
UK Box Office
  • Released: 1st Dec '20
  • Debut box office: 15th Oct '21
  • Debut position: 27
  • Highest position: 26
  • Debut gross: £2 Thousand
  • Total chart weeks: 5
US Box Office
  • Release: No US cinema release.
Global Box Office
  • Release: No global cinema data.

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UK Box Office Info

Highest chart position: 26

Weeks on box office: 5

Total UK Gross: £19,379
UK Box Office Chart History
Date
Place
Week
Total
Exhibition On Screen: Raphael Revealed 2021
15 Oct 2021
27N
£2,048
£12,151
22 Oct 2021
26▲
£1,225
£16,941
5 Nov 2021
39▼
£260
£18,955
19 Nov 2021
54▼
£204
£19,272
26 Nov 2021
50▲
£106
£19,379
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Global Box Office Release Breakdown
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UK Age Rating
UK BBFC Certificate: PG
Genres
Documentary
Documentary
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News from around the web
Raphael Revealed review – 500th-anniversary survey of the Renaissance great  The Guardian Wed, 13th October 2021

British film director to introduce EOS: 'Raphael Revealed'  Wiscasset Newspaper Mon, 2nd May 2022

Cinema times: These are the films showing at the Stephen Joseph Theatre in Scarborough from Thursday November ...  The Scarborough News Thu, 18th November 2021

Going Out - what not to miss from 8-12 October 2021  Times of Tunbridge Wells Tue, 12th October 2021

‘Raphael Revealed’ is a celebration of a great artist  Martha's Vineyard Times Wed, 13th October 2021

Eden Cinema’s season of culture is here  Newsbook Thu, 30th September 2021