Palin doc headed for PPV as ticket sales plummet

Palin doc headed for PPV as ticket sales plummet
Sarah Palin and his documentary film "The Undefeated" the playdates increased by 40 percent this weekend, the evening only to see sales decline by more than 63 percent, dealers Arc Entertainment announced on Sunday that the film soon on pay per view.
The film played in 14 Tea Party-friendly places this weekend - from 10, where it opened last week - but grossed only $ 24,000.
From 1 September subscribers DirecTV, Dish Network and Time Warner shows the true Horatio Alger story of a woman rise from Alaska itself as a "hockey mom" to governor elections dropout conservative bastion cable news talking head, all in the comfort of their own four walls.
In addition, the fourth film to DVD October with a delivery of 250,000 units start.
As for the theatrical run, there is a retailer, it will continue until the end of August and September.
A "Special Edition" DVD will be sold in Walmart stores with additional new content.
Written and directed by Stephen K. Bannon, and produced by Victory Film Group co-founder Glenn Bracken Evans and Dan Fleuette, "The Undefeated" was independently financed film of Victory Group and its partners.
The film debuted theatrically to several sold-out runs and enthusiastic public support with weekend per-screen average of over $ 11,000 in top markets. The film was rushed to digital cinemas in just three weeks, and was completely spent by social media marketing and grassroots efforts with almost no traditional media.
The film includes leading prominent political commentators, Mark Levin, Tammy Bruce and Andrew Breitbart and conservative activist Kate Hain top, Sonnie Johnson and Jamie Radtke. In addition, the film offers interviews with Alaskan officials, elected officials and consultants who were in Alaska politics during Governor Palin office involved.