The Indonesian animated phenomenon Jumbo<\/em>, directed and written by Ryan Adriandhy, has now overtaken Disney\u2019s Frozen II<\/em> to become the highest-grossing animated film ever released in Indonesia.<\/p>\n Frozen II<\/em> had held the record with 4.63 million admissions, but the locally-produced Jumbo<\/em> surpassed that total today, its 19th day of release, and has now reached 4.97 million admissions.<\/p>\n The film\u2019s breakout success could have a transformative effect on Indonesia\u2019s rising animation industry. Considering that Indonesia is the world\u2019s fourth-most-populous country (behind only China, India, and the United States), this is a significant development. As we reported earlier<\/a>, no homegrown animated film in the country had ever even reached 700K admissions. Jumbo\u2019<\/em>s numbers are truly unprecedented. <\/p>\n <\/p>\n<\/p>\n Among all local films released in Indonesia, including live-action productions, Jumbo<\/em> currently ranks in ninth place all-time for admissions. There\u2019s no telling how high the film will go on the all-time list; the country\u2019s top film of all-time, 2022\u2019s KKN di Desa Penari,<\/em> has 10.06 million admissions. Per tracking firm Cinepoint<\/a>, Jumbo<\/em> had more admissions today \u2014 582,407 \u2014 than any other day so far in its 19-day box office run. Here is a current chart via Cinepoint: <\/p>\n
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