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Obsession, acquired by Focus Features after a $15 million festival deal, has reached $403 million at the global box office on a $750,000 production budget. The film is now Focus Features’ highest-grossing release and the highest-grossing film festival acquisition ever, surpassing The Blair Witch Project. Domestic receipts stand at $245.3 million and international at $157.7 million, and the film has topped PVOD charts in its first week on digital platforms. » More on forbes.com

Focus Features' dark comedy Honey Don’t, starring Margaret Qualley, Aubrey Plaza and Chris Evans, is reported to arrive on premium video-on-demand on Sept. 9 via platforms like Prime Video, Apple TV, Fandango at Home and YouTube, though the studio has not officially confirmed the date. The film opened Aug. 22 in North America, has earned $5.3 million against a reported $20 million production budget, and holds mixed-to-negative reviews on Rotten Tomatoes. Streaming tracker When to Stream reported the PVOD date but noted it is subject to change. » More on forbes.com

Maytronics reports a 15% decline in revenue for Q2 2025 to 515 million ILS and a 71.7% drop in net profit to 12.2 million ILS, hit by intensified competition, US tariffs and logistical problems in North America. Management highlights progress on inventory reduction and cost cuts but issues a weak Q3 revenue outlook of 320–350 million ILS. The company’s strategy includes staff reductions, production consolidation and integrating the Focus acquisition as a growth driver in Oceania. » More on de.investing.com