Excluding the US, the average first weekend take for Digger per country was $162k, not $6.1k (Disaster for Cruise – and for Hollywood?, 17 October, p37). Also, Bardo was not shot in black and white.
A picture caption said the Gulf of Trieste was hosting the “Barcelona58 regatta”; this should have said Barcolana, named after the Barcola district in northern Italy (Eyewitnessed, 17 October, p28). This error was in print only.
Apple TV’s Nocturne is not out yet, as a preview in tomorrow’s What’s On section says, but can be streamed from 30 October (Streaming, p6). Meanwhile, the film The End of Oak Street is available on Sky Cinema Premiere from 13 November, not 30 October (Films, p8). These errors are in print only.
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