Taiwan handled the coronavirus outbreak so effectively that the island’s cinemas did not need to close. But Hollywood studios largely stopped releasing movies, leaving the field to the independent …
when in acquisitions mode) achieved the previously unheard of feat of topping the distributors’ box office chart. Its cumulative takings amount to $7.98 million , narrowly ahead of United International Pictures with $7.77 million , Sony on $7.16 million , Warner Bros on $5.06 million and Disney in fifth with $3.98 million .
Chang says that the Chinese New Year period – celebrated in Taiwan, but with a completely different lineup of titles to those in mainland China – was satisfactory. But once virus cases started to be seen widely in Asia audience numbers began to drop. Taiwan has been held up as a shining example of how to fight COVID-19, through closed borders, rigorous testing and mask wearing. To date the population of 24 million has recorded just 443 cases and 7 deaths.
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