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The indie box office has been surging as of late, with “Boyhood” (expanding to over 311 theaters this weekend), “Magic In The Moonlight,” “A Most Wanted Man” and “Begin Again” among those aiming to add to their already impressive grosses this weekend. And they have some added competition by way of John Michael McConagh’s “Calvary,” James Franco’s “Child of God” and Andrew Droz Palermo and Tracy Droz Tragos’s “Rich Hill.” Franco’s clearly got the star power, though “Calvary” is probably the weekend’s newbie MVP.
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Peter Knegt is a contributing editor at Indiewire and our box office columnist. Check back for his weekend report here at Indiewire around noon EST on Sunday.
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