10 a.m. Movie Festival cumes $6.4 mil

Tokyo, japan -- The sponsors from the 10 a.m. Movie Festival, which comprises tests of 50 classic photos at 10 a.m. at 50 venues across Japan, have declared the big event successful.The tests have cumed $6.4 million on 514,970 admissions because the kick-off on February. 2. This can be a followup on the similar number of 50 classic photos proven on 25 screens this past year. One of the taking part participants is Toho Movie theaters, the nation's greatest theater chain. The goal would be to boost attendance in a slow time with photos that everybody knows and likes, but could rarely see now in theaters. The road-up, including "The Godfather," "The Seem of Music," "Roman Holiday" and "Shawshank Redemption," is recommended by fan ballot.The tests were stopped through the March 11 problems, but by May all taking part theaters were again showing the photos. The series will conclude on Jan. 20. Contact the range newsroom at news@variety.com