Ocean Waves Earns US$12,000 in 1st 6 Days at U.S. Box Office 

Ocean Waves Earns US$12,000 in 1st 6 Days at U.S. Box Office

\'s 1993 film opened on December 28, continues run through March

anime film earned US$12,039 at three theaters in the United States as of Monday. The film ranked #57 at the box office for the weekend.

opened the film at the IFC Center in New York on December 28, and it has screened at two other theaters in Ohio and New York since its opening. The film also screened at Toronto\'s TIFF theater on Monday.

The current list of upcoming screening locations and dates is as follows (

and Walt Disney Company\'s landmark international distribution deal for every other Ghibli feature in 1996.

has never been released on home video in North America.

for the first time in North America; the film was included in

film on January 5 and January 9. The screening celebrates the film\'s 20th anniversary and includes the Ghibli-animated music video "

," which has not previously been released in North America.

anime film ranked #5 at the United States box office in December. The screening celebrated the film\'s 15th anniversary and included the short film "

: Episode 2," which had not previously been released in North America.

) film had grossed US$121,638 in the United States as of February 2016.

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