Zoë Kravitz’s Directorial Debut Blink Twice Opens to Solid Box Office Performance

Zoë Kravitz has officially made her mark as a director with her debut film Blink Twice, which opened to solid box office numbers over the weekend. The film, which explores themes of masculinity and emotional conflict, earned $2.9 million on its first day, including an estimated $820,000 from Thursday night previews. By the end of its opening weekend, Blink Twice had grossed $7.3 million, landing in fourth place at the domestic box office. Box Office Numbers The film’s opening weekend performance places it in a competitive spot for an independent drama, particularly given its focus on character-driven storytelling rather than big-budget spectacle. After its $7.3 million debut, Blink Twice maintained interest into its second weekend, bringing in an additional $4.8 million. These numbers suggest a steady hold, showing that the film continues to attract viewers even after its initial release. Kravitz’s Directorial Journey While Kravitz is best known for her acting roles in films like The Batman and Divergent, Blink Twice represents her first foray into directing. With a background steeped in Hollywood—her parents, Lenny Kravitz and Lisa Bonet, are both established figures in the industry—Zoë Kravitz has long been poised to expand her creative reach. This film marks her...