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Row K’s ‘Charlie Harper’ opens to roughly $110,000 after its TIFF buying spree

TheWrap reports Row K has released only two of its four TIFF pickups and faces questions about unpaid vendor bills.

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TheWrap reports that “Charlie Harper” grossed roughly $110,000 across 650 screens on its opening weekend, averaging $169 per theater. Row K has released two of the four films it picked up at TIFF in 2025 and dropped the other two. A company insider said some vendor invoices remained unpaid; Row K said it had paid most outstanding invoices and expected to settle the rest.

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TheWrap@TheWrap$169. That’s how much “Charlie Harper” averaged per theater during its opening weekend. A year after Row K Entertainment made a splash with its TIFF acquisitions, the indie distributor has released just two films, dropped two others and faces mounting questions over unpaid bills. “I think Row K was designed in a way that they had no backup if every single film they put out didn’t hit, and that’s particularly surprising because they had some institutional money that you’d think would have done more due diligence,” one distribution insider told TheWrap. More from @elmayimbe on the troubled indie distributor co-founded by Christopher Woodrow: https://www.thewrap.com/creative-content/movies/row-k-downfall-charlie-harper-dead-mans-wire-release/2h
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    TheWrap@TheWrap$169. That’s how much “Charlie Harper” averaged per theater during its opening weekend. A year after Row K Entertainment made a splash with its TIFF acquisitions, the indie distributor has released just two films, dropped two others and faces mounting questions over unpaid bills. “I think Row K was designed in a way that they had no backup if every single film they put out didn’t hit, and that’s particularly surprising because they had some institutional money that you’d think would have done more due diligence,” one distribution insider told TheWrap. More from @elmayimbe on the troubled indie distributor co-founded by Christopher Woodrow: https://www.thewrap.com/creative-content/movies/row-k-downfall-charlie-harper-dead-mans-wire-release/2h
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