Box Office Results for Lion and Crush
Egyptian cinemas have closed their screenings of the films "Lion" and "The Crash" after they achieved low box office revenues and experienced a decline in audiences in recent weeks. This move is part of the transition to new film offerings for the summer season of 2026. The film "Lion," which was released in May starring Mohamed Ramadan and directed by Mohamed Diab, grossed approximately 85 million Egyptian pounds. It revolves around a rebellion against oppression and slavery in 19th-century Egypt, focusing on a love story and themes of social class. As for "The Crash," which earned about 8.9 million Egyptian pounds, it explored a journey of discovering love within a social context. The film was pulled from theaters after witnessing a drop in its revenue.
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