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2022 | DIRECTED BY SUM LAM AND XIA REN

May You Stay Forever Young

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Movie Stats
Year
2022
Runtime
 86 minutes (1 hr 26 mins)
Certificates

15

PG-12

(Banned)

14A
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First viewed:
7th Oct 2024
Last viewed:
4th Jul 2025
Total views:
2
Total Grosses
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UK total gross
  £5.1 Thousand
Cinema Tickets Sold
United Kingdom Flag
UK tickets sold
662 aprox.
Box Office Breakdown
UK Box Office
  • Released: 3rd Jun '22
  • Debut position: 28
  • Highest position: 28
  • Debut gross: £5.1 Thousand
  • Total chart weeks: 1
US Box Office
  • Release: No US cinema release.
Global Box Office
  • No global cinema data.

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Directed by
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xia ren Xia Ren
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UK Box Office Info
Highest Place
28
Weeks top 15
0
Total weeks
1
Total UK Gross:
£5,068
UK Box Office Chart History
Date
Place
Week
Total
May You Stay Forever Young
3 Jun 2022
28N
£5,068
£5,068

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North American Box Office Chart History
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Global Box Office Chart History
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UK total gross
£5,068
12102
Dublin Crust
12103
May You Stay Forever Young
12104
Apne Ghar Begane

Genres
Drama
Drama
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