--FILE--une filmgoer ressemble à une affiche de la comédie dramatique chinois film Dying pour survivre' réalisé par Wen Muye dans un cinéma à Shanghai, Chine, le 6 juillet 2
--FILE--A filmgoer looks at a poster of the Chinese comedy-drama film "Dying To Survive" directed by Wen Muye at a cinema in Shanghai, China, 6 July 2018. The Chinese drama "Dying to Survive, " co-produced and financed by Alibaba Pictures and movie studios Beijing Culture and Dirty Monkeys, held on to the top spot at the China box office for a second consecutive week with an estimated $160.3 million in ticket sales between July 9-15, according to industry watcher Ent Group. "Hidden, " at number two, brought in $44.5 million. The movie, about a man smuggling inexpensive medications for cancer patients in China, generated $183.4 million in sales during its four-day open, starting July 5. It was the second-biggest earner globally that weekend, after Marvel and Walt Disney's "Ant-Man and the Wasp, " according to Variety. It is already one of the highest-grossing films in Chinese cinema history, outpacing international blockbusters such as "Avengers: Infinity War" and "Jurassic World."
