Leonardo Pieraccio's new film hits theaters over the weekend and immediately dominates the box office rankings, stealing first place from Hayao Miyazaki.
Quite a lot of Paris grossed over 1 million,335,000 euros in just 4 days, placing it above Wim Wenders' film which nevertheless maintains its second position.
Perfect Day raised around 964 thousand euros over the weekend;
Overall, in the three weeks it was on screens, the film collected just under 3 million euros (2,981,337).
Third place went to another new entry: The Holdovers - Life Lessons, the film directed by Alexander Payne with Paul Giamatti and Dominic Sessa which grossed around 578 thousand euros.
The Beekeeper, the action film by David Ayer with Jason Statham and Josh Hutcherson, maintains fourth place in the rankings: it has grossed 1 million 485 thousand euros for two weeks, of which around 530 thousand this weekend.
And instead The Boy and the Heron falls from first to fifth place: Miyazaki's new film, which has been on the big screen for 4 weeks, has however already grossed 6 million 275 thousand euros, of which over 510 thousand over the weekend.
Wonka drops one position, from fifth to sixth, having grossed 14 million 283 thousand euros in six weeks of programming, of which 451 thousand over the weekend.
It also happens in the best families, the comedy by Alessandro Siani then drops from third to seventh position with a total takings in the 4 weeks of screening of almost 5.5 million euros and 331 thousand at the weekend.
Pietro Castellitto's film also loses a place, from seventh to eighth: in two weeks, Enea grossed 982 thousand euros, of which 317 thousand over the weekend.
Wish then moves from sixth to ninth position: Walt Disney's film grossed another 308 thousand euros, bringing the box office for the 5 weeks of screening to 9 million 106 thousand euros.
Another new entry closes the top ten: The Canterville Ghost, the animated version of Oscar Wilde's work.
The film grossed just under 281 thousand euros.
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