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Melania Trump at her documentary premiere

Melania Trump Documentary Disappears From South African Cinemas Without Warning

A planned theatrical release of Melania, the high-profile documentary centered on the former first lady, has abruptly collapsed in South Africa just days before its global rollout.

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Melania Trump documentary won't be released in this country

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Melania Trump documentary not showing in South African cinemas

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Melania Trump Documentary Earns $7 Million at the Opening Weekend Box Office

First lady Melania Trump's new documentary earned $7.04 million during its opening weekend at the box office

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Bird's-eye Mar-a-Lago, Barron and Melania Trump's style part of new doc

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Box Office: ‘Melania’ Heads for $8 Million Opening, the Best Showing in a Decade for a Doc

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Box Office: ‘Melania’ Doc Beats Expectations With $7 Million Debut, Sam Raimi’s ‘Send Help’ Lands at No. 1 With $20 Million

The film has generated $7.04 million from 1,778 North American theaters, a huge start for a documentary (especially one that doesn’t involve music and isn’t about a concert ).

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Box Office: ‘Melania’ Bests Jason Statham’s ‘Shelter’ to Place No. 3 With $7M, ‘Send Help’ Soars to $20M Win

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‘Melania,’ panned by some film critics, opens with strong ticket sales for a documentary

Melania Trump's Movie Booted From South Africa as Stephen Miller's Wife Blames 'Racism Against White People' in Bizarre Rant

MAGA podcaster Katie Miller has claimed Melania Trump's eponymous documentary was pulled from appearing in South African theaters due to a bias "against white people," RadarOnline. com can reveal.

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Crisis in the SA film industry: How incentive delays are costing jobs

As South Africa's film industry faces a critical crisis, filmmakers and creative workers demand urgent government action to address job losses caused by delayed incentives.

South African film industry protests in Cape Town over funding woes

South African actors protested outside parliament in Cape Town on Wednesday along with other members of the local film and television industry who say funding losses are threatening movie-making in the country.