2018 in film
2018 in film is an overview of events, including the highest-grossing films, award ceremonies, critics' lists of the best films of 2018, festivals, a list of films released and notable deaths.
Evaluation of the year
of The New Yorker said, "2018 has been a banner year for movies, but you’d never know it from a trip to a local multiplex—or from a glimpse at the Oscarizables. The gap between what’s good and what’s widely available in theatres—between the cinema of resistance and the cinema of consensus—is wider than ever." He also stated, "In some cases, streaming has filled the gap. Several of the year’s best movies, such Shirkers and The Ballad of Buster Scruggs, are being released by Netflix at the same time as a limited theatrical run. Others, which barely qualified as having theatrical releases, are now available to stream online, on demand, and are more widely accessible to viewers than films playing at thousands of multiplexes. Yet an impermanence, a threat of disappearance with the flick of a switch, hangs threateningly over independent films that are sent out on streaming."Highest-grossing films
The top films released in 2018 by worldwide gross are as follows:Rank | Title | Distributor | Worldwide gross |
1 | ' | Disney | $2,048,359,754 |
2 | Black Panther | Disney | $1,346,913,161 |
3 | ' | Universal | $1,308,467,944 |
4 | Incredibles 2 | Disney | $1,242,805,359 |
5 | Aquaman | Warner Bros. | $1,148,461,807 |
6 | Bohemian Rhapsody | Fox | $903,655,259 |
7 | Venom | Sony | $856,085,151 |
8 | ' | Paramount | $791,115,104 |
9 | Deadpool 2 | Fox | $785,794,179 |
10 | ' | Warner Bros. | $654,855,901 |
' grossed $2 billion worldwide, becoming the fourth movie to surpass the milestone, and 4th highest-grossing film of all time. Black Panther, ', Incredibles 2, and Aquaman each grossed $1 billion worldwide, and became the 9th, 12th, 15th, and 20th highest-grossing films, with Incredibles 2 becoming the 2nd highest-grossing animated film of all time.
2018 box office records
- The Marvel Cinematic Universe became the first film franchise to gross more than $14billion with the release of Black Panther, and the first franchise to release five billion-dollar-grossing films. Two months later, the MCU became the first film franchise to gross more than $15billion and $16billion with the release of ', which became the sixth billion-dollar-grossing film in the franchise, and also the first film in the franchise to earn $2 billion; and the MCU also became the first film franchise with two billion-dollar-grossing films released in the same year. Two months after that, the MCU became the first film franchise to gross over $17billion with the release of Ant-Man and the Wasp.
- China set an all-time biggest global one-month record in February with , calculating revenues from both local and foreign films. The record breaking number was largely attributed to the Lunar New Year holiday. The previous global monthly box office record was set in July 2011 in North America with $1.395 billion and the previous highest-grossing month in China was August 2017 with . The highest-grossing films in China during the month were the domestic films Operation Red Sea, Monster Hunt 2, and Detective Chinatown 2, and the Indian film Secret Superstar.
- For the first time in history, February recorded $1 billion ticket sales in North America, fueled largely by the success of Disney/Marvel's Black Panther which represented 43% or $428.8 million of the entire month's ticket sales. The previous February record was in 2012 with $818.4 million.
- In China, the combined opening weekend numbers of Monster Hunt 2, Detective Chinatown 2, The Monkey King 3, Operation Red Sea and Boonie Bears: The Big Shrink amounted to a record breaking or weekend with online ticket sales, which is more than double the feat achieved in 2017 and 2016 during the same time period. The previous weekend record was set in North America during the weekend of December 18–20, 2017, when the combined grosses of several films resulted in led by 's debut.
- The same weekend, China also set a new IMAX opening record when the combined IMAX earnings of the three films recorded, led by Monster Hunt 2 and Detective Chinatown 2.
- During the first quarter of 2018, China overtook North America as the world's largest box office market for the first time, with China grossing compared to North America's during that quarter. Despite declining revenue from Hollywood films, Chinese box office growth was driven primarily by domestic Chinese films, led by Operation Red Sea and Detective Chinatown 2, along with non-Hollywood foreign films, led by Indian Bollywood films Secret Superstar and Bajrangi Bhaijaan.
Studio records
- Walt Disney Studios became the fastest studio ever to reach $1 billion for the year at the domestic box office; it reached this goal in 117 days on April 27, 2018, beating its own record of 128 days set on May 7, 2016.
- * Walt Disney Studios also grossed over $7 billion worldwide and $3 billion domestic, making it its 2nd time after 2016. It passed Disney's 2016 domestic gross and it's in 2nd place this year.
- With Incredibles 2, Pixar became the first animation studio to have three animated films each surpass $1 billion at the worldwide box office.
Film records
- Black Panther grossed $202million in its opening weekend and $242.16million over the four-day holiday weekend, breaking the record for a February opening weekend and a Presidents' Day weekend, surpassing Deadpool, and recording the biggest opening weekend and total for a film directed by a black filmmaker, surpassing The Fate of the Furious. It also became just the fifth movie ever to gross more than $200million domestically in its opening weekend. On Monday, February 19, the film grossed another $40.17million, breaking the record for a Monday gross and surpassing Force Awakens. The subsequent $242.16 million four-day opening weekend became the second-biggest four-day gross ever, only behind The Force Awakens $288.07 million. On February 23–25, the film grossed another $111.7million, recording the second-biggest second weekend gross behind The Force Awakens and becoming just the fourth film to gross more than $100million in its second weekend. On February 27, the film became the first superhero origin film and the tenth film overall to gross $500 million domestically, surpassing Wonder Woman to become the highest-grossing single character superhero origin film; on March 9, the film reached $549.2million domestically, surpassing The Dark Knight to become the highest grossing solo superhero film of all time. On March 16, the film became the seventh film to gross $600 million domestically, and just the second superhero movie to do so. On March 24, the film reached a total domestic gross of to become the highest grossing superhero movie of all time, surpassing The Avengers. On March 30, the film became the fifth film to gross $650 million domestically. On April 7, it reached a total domestic gross of to surpass Titanic as the third-highest-grossing film in the United States and Canada. On August 3, it reached a total domestic gross of $700 million, becoming the third film to reach the mark.
- Black Panther also became the highest-grossing film of all time in West and East Africa, and the southern Africa region.
- On March 9–12, Ryan Coogler's Black Panther retained the #1 box office spot with a $40.8million fourth weekend, while Ava DuVernay's A Wrinkle in Time opened at the #2 spot with a $33.1million debut, marking the first time in history that the top two spots of a weekend were both held by black directors.
- ' grossed $258million in its opening weekend, breaking the record for biggest domestic opening weekend and surpassing The Force Awakens. The film grossed $641million worldwide opening weekend, becoming the first film ever to open with more than globally and surpassing The Fate of the Furious. On April 27, the film grossed $106 million in its opening day, the second-highest single day gross behind The Force Awakens to become just the third movie ever to gross more than $100 million in a single day ; on April 28, the film grossed another, breaking the record for a Saturday gross and surpassing Jurassic World ; on April 29, the film grossed another $69.2 million, breaking the record for a Sunday gross and surpassing The Force Awakens. The film became the second film of the decade to gross $2 billion, making the 2010s the first decade to have two films gross $2 billion.
- Bohemian Rhapsody, based on the life of Queen's lead vocalist Freddie Mercury, grossed over worldwide, setting all-time records for the highest-grossing biopic ever, the highest-grossing musical biopic, and the highest-grossing drama film.
- Secret Superstar, an Indian musical drama film that had its China release in January 2018, grossed $29.2million in its opening weekend there, setting a record for an Indian film in China, surpassing Dangal; Bollywood superstar Aamir Khan produced and starred in both films. Secret Superstars first-week gross in China was $47million, also a record for an Indian film in the country, again surpassing Dangal. Secret Superstar was the fourth highest-grossing foreign film in China during JanuaryApril 2018. Secret Superstar also became one of the most profitable films of all time, grossing worldwide on a limited budget of, with over % return on investment.
- Incredibles 2 grossed $182.7 million domestically and $235.8 million worldwide in its opening weekend, setting records for the biggest domestic opening weekend for both Pixar and any animated film, the biggest worldwide opening for Pixar, and the biggest opening weekend worldwide for an animated film. It also set the record for the biggest opening for a PG rated movie. It became the first animated film to earn $500 million at the domestic box office, later the first animated film to earn $600 million at the domestic box office, earning just over $602 million and surpassing the previous record set by Finding Dory by over $100 million. It is also the fastest animated film to gross $1 billion worldwide doing so in 46 days, surpassing Minions''.
Events
Award ceremonies
Festivals
for 2018 that have been accredited by the International Federation of Film Producers Associations.Date | Event | Host | Location | Source |
January 18–28 | 2018 Sundance Film Festival | Sundance Institute | Park City, Utah, United States | |
February 15–25 | 68th Berlin International Film Festival | Berlin International Film Festival | Berlin, Germany | |
May 8–19 | 2018 Cannes Film Festival | Cannes Film Festival | Cannes, France | |
August 29 – September 8 | 75th Venice International Film Festival | Venice Film Festival | Venice, Italy | |
September 6–16 | 2018 Toronto International Film Festival | Toronto International Film Festival | Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
Awards
2018 films
January–March
April–June
July–September
October–December
List of films released in 2018
- American films
- Australian films
- Bengali films
- Bollywood films
- Brazilian films
- British films
- French films
- Hong Kong films
- Japanese films
- Pakistani films
- Russian films
- South Korean films
- Spanish films
- Tamil films
- Telugu films
Deaths
Month | Date | Name | Age | Nationality | Profession | Films |
January | 1 | Jon Paul Steuer | 33 | American | Actor | |
January | 5 | Jerry Van Dyke | 86 | American | Actor | |
January | 8 | Donnelly Rhodes | 80 | Canadian | Actor | |
January | 9 | Terence Marsh | 86 | English | Production Designer | |
January | 13 | Jean Porter | 95 | American | Actress | |
January | 14 | Hugh Wilson | 74 | American | Director, Screenwriter | |
January | 14 | Yosuke Natsuki | 81 | Japanese | Actor | |
January | 16 | Bradford Dillman | 87 | American | Actor | |
January | 19 | Anna Campori | 100 | Italian | Actress | |
January | 19 | Olivia Cole | 75 | American | Actress | |
January | 19 | Dorothy Malone | 93 | American | Actress | |
January | 19 | Allison Shearmur | 54 | American | Producer | |
January | 21 | Connie Sawyer | 105 | American | Actress | |
January | 23 | Ezra Swerdlow | 64 | American | Producer | |
January | 23 | Lari White | 52 | American | Singer, Actress | |
January | 25 | John Morris | 91 | American | Composer | |
January | 30 | Louis Zorich | 93 | American | Actor | |
January | 31 | Ann Gillis | 90 | American | Actress | |
January | 31 | Alf Humphreys | 64 | Canadian | Actor | |
February | 3 | Ilse Petri | 99 | German | Actress | |
February | 3 | Rolf Zacher | 76 | German | Actor | |
February | 4 | Kenneth Haigh | 86 | English | Actor | |
February | 4 | John Mahoney | 77 | English-American | Actor | |
February | 7 | Mickey Jones | 76 | American | Actor, Musician | |
February | 7 | Jill Messick | 50 | American | Producer | |
February | 9 | Reg E. Cathey | 59 | American | Actor | |
February | 9 | John Gavin | 86 | American | Actor | |
February | 9 | JĂłhann JĂłhannsson | 48 | Icelandic | Composer | |
February | 11 | Vic Damone | 89 | American | Singer, Entertainer, Actor | |
February | 12 | Louise Latham | 95 | American | Actress | |
February | 13 | Edward M. Abroms | 82 | American | Film Editor | |
February | 15 | Pier Paolo Capponi | 79 | Italian | Actor | |
February | 18 | Idrissa Ouedraogo | 64 | Burkinabé | Director, Screenwriter | |
February | 21 | Ren Osugi | 66 | Japanese | Actor | |
February | 22 | Nanette Fabray | 97 | American | Actress | |
February | 23 | James Colby | 56 | American | Actor | |
February | 23 | Lewis Gilbert | 97 | English | Director, Screenwriter | |
February | 24 | Bud Luckey | 83 | American | Animator, Voice Actor | |
February | 24 | Sridevi | 54 | Indian | Actress | |
February | 26 | Benjamin Melniker | 104 | American | Producer | |
March | 3 | David Ogden Stiers | 75 | American | Actor, Voice Actor, Conductor | |
March | 5 | André S. Labarthe | 86 | French | Actor | |
March | 6 | Donna Butterworth | 62 | American | Actress | |
March | 11 | Siegfried Rauch | 85 | German | Actor | |
March | 12 | Oleg Tabakov | 82 | Russian | Actor | |
March | 17 | Geneviève Fontanel | 81 | French | Actress | |
March | 17 | Mike MacDonald | 63 | Canadian | Actor, Comedian | |
March | 20 | Katie Boyle | 91 | Italian-English | Actress | |
March | 22 | Morgana King | 87 | American | Actress, Singer | |
March | 23 | DuShon Monique Brown | 49 | American | Actress | |
March | 23 | Delores Taylor | 85 | American | Actress, Screenwriter, Producer | |
March | 24 | Debbie Lee Carrington | 58 | American | Actress | |
March | 27 | Stéphane Audran | 85 | French | Actress | |
March | 30 | Bill Maynard | 89 | English | Actor | |
March | 31 | Luigi De Filippo | 87 | Italian | Actor | |
April | 2 | Susan Anspach | 75 | American | Actress | |
April | 4 | Soon-Tek Oh | 85 | Korean-American | Actor | |
April | 5 | Isao Takahata | 82 | Japanese | Director, Screenwriter | |
April | 8 | Chuck McCann | 83 | American | Actor, Voice Actor | |
April | 13 | Miloš Forman | 86 | Czech | Director | |
April | 14 | Isabella Biagini | 74 | Italian | Actress | |
April | 15 | Philip D'Antoni | 89 | American | Producer, Director | |
April | 15 | R. Lee Ermey | 74 | American | Actor | |
April | 15 | Vittorio Taviani | 88 | Italian | Director, Screenwriter | |
April | 16 | Harry Anderson | 65 | American | Actor | |
April | 16 | Pamela Gidley | 52 | American | Actress | |
April | 20 | John Stride | 81 | English | Actor | |
April | 21 | Verne Troyer | 49 | American | Actor | |
April | 23 | Arthur B. Rubinstein | 80 | American | Composer | |
April | 25 | Michael Anderson | 98 | English | Director | |
April | 26 | Gianfranco Parolini | 93 | Italian | Director | |
April | 27 | Paul Junger Witt | 77 | American | Producer | |
April | 29 | Robert Mandan | 86 | American | Actor | |
April | 29 | Lester James Peries | 99 | Sri Lankan | Director, Screenwriter | |
May | 5 | Ermanno Olmi | 86 | Italian | Director, Screenwriter | |
May | 8 | Anne V. Coates | 92 | English | Film Editor | |
May | 13 | Margot Kidder | 69 | Canadian-American | Actress | |
May | 16 | Joseph Campanella | 93 | American | Actor | |
May | 16 | Hugh Dane | 75 | American | Actor | |
May | 16 | Lucian Pintilie | 84 | Romanian | Director, Screenwriter | |
May | 19 | Vincent McEveety | 88 | American | Director | |
May | 20 | Bill Gold | 97 | American | Graphic Designer | |
May | 20 | Patricia Morison | 103 | American | Actress, Singer | |
May | 21 | Anna Maria Ferrero | 84 | Italian | Actress | |
May | 21 | Allyn Ann McLerie | 91 | American | Actress | |
May | 21 | Clint Walker | 90 | American | Actor | |
May | 24 | Jerry Maren | 98 | American | Actor | |
May | 25 | Sergio Graziani | 87 | Italian | Actor | |
May | 28 | Cornelia Frances | 77 | English-Australian | Actress | |
May | 31 | Michael D. Ford | 90 | English | Production Designer | |
June | 1 | William Edward Phipps | 96 | American | Actor | |
June | 6 | Kira Muratova | 83 | Ukrainian | Director, Screenwriter | |
June | 6 | Alan O'Neill | 47 | Irish | Actor | |
June | 8 | Eunice Gayson | 90 | English | Actress | |
June | 9 | Françoise Bonnot | 78 | French | Film Editor | |
June | 9 | Zhang Junzhao | 65 | Chinese | Director, Screenwriter | |
June | 11 | Roman KĹ‚osowski | 89 | Polish | Actor | |
June | 16 | Martin Bregman | 92 | American | Producer | |
June | 18 | Maria Rohm | 72 | Austrian | Actress | |
June | 22 | Deanna Lund | 81 | American | Actress | |
June | 26 | Daniel Pilon | 77 | Canadian | Actor | |
June | 27 | Steven Hilliard Stern | 80 | Canadian | Director, Screenwriter | |
June | 29 | Liliane Montevecchi | 85 | French-Italian | Actress, Singer | |
June | 29 | Derrick O'Connor | 77 | Irish | Actor | |
July | 1 | Gillian Lynne | 92 | English | Choreographer, Musical Stager | |
July | 4 | Robby MĂĽller | 78 | Dutch | Cinematographer | |
July | 5 | Claude Lanzmann | 92 | French | Documentarian | |
July | 8 | Tab Hunter | 86 | American | Actor, Singer | |
July | 8 | Alan Johnson | 81 | American | Director, Choreographer | |
July | 8 | Carlo Vanzina | 67 | Italian | Director, Screenwriter | |
July | 12 | Roger Perry | 85 | American | Actor | |
July | 12 | Robert Wolders | 81 | Dutch | Actor | |
July | 17 | Gary Beach | 70 | American | Actor | |
July | 17 | Yvonne Blake | 78 | English-Spanish | Costume Designer | |
July | 17 | David Stevens | 77 | Australian | Screenwriter | |
July | 18 | Hugh Whitemore | 82 | English | Screenwriter | |
July | 19 | Shinobu Hashimoto | 100 | Japanese | Screenwriter | |
July | 21 | Elmarie Wendel | 89 | American | Actress, Singer | |
July | 23 | Harry Gulkin | 90 | Canadian | Producer, Director, Project Manager | |
July | 25 | Patrick Williams | 79 | American | Composer | |
July | 27 | Bernard Hepton | 92 | English | Actor, Director | |
August | 1 | Mary Carlisle | 104 | American | Actress | |
August | 2 | Winston Ntshona | 76 | South African | Actor | |
August | 3 | Moshé Mizrahi | 86 | Israeli | Director | |
August | 3 | Ronnie Taylor | 93 | English | Cinematographer | |
August | 5 | Charlotte Rae | 92 | American | Actress | |
August | 5 | Piotr Szulkin | 68 | Polish | Director | |
August | 7 | Étienne Chicot | 69 | French | Actor, Composer | |
August | 7 | Richard H. Kline | 91 | American | Cinematographer | |
August | 13 | Salvatore Cantalupo | 59 | Italian | Actor | |
August | 13 | John Carter | 95 | American | Film Editor | |
August | 13 | UnshĹŤ Ishizuka | 67 | Japanese | Voice Actor | |
August | 15 | Albert Millaire | 83 | Canadian | Actor | |
August | 16 | Aretha Franklin | 76 | American | Singer, Actress | |
August | 20 | Craig Zadan | 69 | American | Producer | |
August | 20 | Brian Murray | 80 | South African | Actor, Director | |
August | 21 | Barbara Harris | 83 | American | Actress | |
August | 24 | Lindsay Kemp | 80 | English | Actor, Choreographer | |
August | 24 | Antonio Pennarella | 58 | Italian | Actor | |
August | 26 | Neil Simon | 91 | American | Screenwriter | |
August | 27 | Fredd Wayne | 93 | American | Actor | |
August | 30 | Vanessa Marquez | 49 | American | Actress | |
August | 31 | Gloria Jean | 92 | American | Actress, Singer | |
August | 31 | Carole Shelley | 79 | English | Actress | |
September | 3 | Lydia Clarke | 95 | American | Actress | |
September | 3 | Jacqueline Pearce | 74 | English | Actress | |
September | 4 | Thomas Rickman | 78 | American | Screenwriter | |
September | 5 | Christopher Lawford | 63 | American | Actor | |
September | 6 | Liz Fraser | 88 | English | Actress | |
September | 6 | Burt Reynolds | 82 | American | Actor | |
September | 10 | Peter Donat | 90 | American | Actor | |
September | 11 | Fenella Fielding | 90 | English | Actress | |
September | 13 | Zienia Merton | 72 | English | Actress | |
September | 15 | Kirin Kiki | 75 | Japanese | Actress | |
September | 15 | Dudley Sutton | 85 | English | Actor | |
September | 15 | Zhu Xu | 88 | Chinese | Actor | |
September | 18 | Marceline Loridan-Ivens | 90 | French | Director, Actress, Screenwriter | |
September | 19 | Denis Norden | 96 | English | Screenwriter | |
September | 19 | Gamil Ratib | 91 | Egyptian-French | Actor | |
September | 23 | Gary Kurtz | 78 | American | Producer | |
September | 23 | Al Matthews | 75 | American | Actor | |
September | 26 | Roger Robinson | 78 | American | Actor | |
October | 1 | Charles Aznavour | 94 | Armenian-French | Actor, Singer | |
October | 1 | Stelvio Cipriani | 81 | Italian | Composer | |
October | 4 | Will Vinton | 70 | American | Animator, Director | |
October | 4 | Audrey Wells | 58 | American | Screenwriter, Director | |
October | 6 | Scott Wilson | 76 | American | Actor | |
October | 7 | Peggy McCay | 90 | American | Actress | |
October | 7 | Celeste Yarnall | 74 | American | Actress | |
October | 8 | Arnold Kopelson | 83 | American | Producer | |
October | 8 | Venantino Venantini | 88 | Italian | Actor | |
October | 10 | Raymond Danon | 88 | French | Producer | |
October | 14 | Milena Dravić | 78 | Serbian | Actress | |
October | 18 | Danny Leiner | 57 | American | Director | |
October | 19 | Diana Sowle | 88 | American | Actress | |
October | 23 | James Karen | 94 | American | Actor | |
November | 1 | Carlo Giuffrè | 89 | Italian | Actor | |
November | 1 | Ken Swofford | 85 | American | Actor | |
November | 3 | Sondra Locke | 74 | American | Actress, Director | |
November | 7 | Francis Lai | 86 | French | Composer | |
November | 11 | Douglas Rain | 90 | Canadian | Actor, Voice Actor | |
November | 12 | Stan Lee | 95 | American | Actor, Producer, Comic Book Creator | |
November | 16 | William Goldman | 87 | American | Screenwriter | |
November | 19 | Dominique Blanchar | 91 | French | Actress | |
November | 19 | Witold Sobociński | 89 | Polish | Cinematographer | |
November | 23 | Nicolas Roeg | 90 | English | Director, Cinematographer | |
November | 24 | Ricky Jay | 72 | American | Actor | |
November | 25 | Giuliana Calandra | 82 | Italian | Actress | |
November | 25 | Gloria Katz | 76 | American | Screenwriter, Producer | |
November | 26 | Bernardo Bertolucci | 77 | Italian | Director, Screenwriter | |
November | 26 | Stephen Hillenburg | 57 | American | Screenwriter, Director, Producer | |
December | 1 | Ken Berry | 85 | American | Actor, Singer | |
December | 1 | Ennio Fantastichini | 63 | Italian | Actor | |
December | 3 | Philip Bosco | 88 | American | Actor | |
December | 3 | Geoff Murphy | 80 | New Zealand | Director, Screenwriter | |
December | 6 | Tim Rossovich | 72 | American | Actor | |
December | 12 | Ferenc KĂłsa | 81 | Hungarian | Director, Screenwriter | |
December | 14 | Matti Kassila | 94 | Finnish | Director, Screenwriter | |
December | 17 | Galt MacDermot | 89 | Canadian | Composer | |
December | 17 | Penny Marshall | 75 | American | Director, Actress | |
December | 19 | Norman Gimbel | 91 | American | Lyricist | |
December | 19 | Peter Masterson | 84 | American | Actor, Director | |
December | 20 | Donald Moffat | 87 | English-American | Actor | |
December | 26 | Jorge Grau | 88 | Spanish | Director, Screenwriter | |
December | 27 | Børge Ring | 97 | Danish | Animator | |
December | 28 | Iaia Fiastri | 84 | Italian | Screenwriter | |
December | 28 | June Whitfield | 93 | English | Actress | |
December | 29 | Agneta Eckemyr | 68 | Swedish | Actress | |
December | 29 | Ringo Lam | 63 | Hong Kong | Director | |
December | 29 | Rosenda Monteros | 83 | Mexican | Actress | |
December | 30 | Don Lusk | 105 | American | Animator | |
December | 30 | Mrinal Sen | 95 | Indian | Director | |
December | 31 | Kader Khan | 81 | Indian-Canadian | Director, Comedian, Actor, Screenwriter | |
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