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But this weekend, The Brutalist was dethroned by Brazil's I'm Still Here. Directed by the acclaimed Walter Salles, the drama was released in five domestic locations, where it earned around $125,000.

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Walter Salles’ “I’m Still Here,” however, is not the typical home invasion movie. There are no violent assaults, stolen goods or damaged property. The film doesn’t feature any of the ...