What launch for Ten Percent, the Netflix weekly top film?
The feature film derived from the successful series takes first place in the French ranking but has more difficulty internationally.
It was one of the most anticipated French returns of the year on Netflix.
Six years after the end of Ten percent, the ASK agency gang is back in action with this feature film written by Fanny Herrero and directed by Émilie Noblet.
The series became a true international phenomenon under the title Call My Agent!, winning the International Emmy Award for best comedy. But the film sequel is struggling to leave our borders.
Ten percent, the film immediately found its audience in France, where it took first place in the Netflix ranking of the most watched content of the moment.
It’s more complicated on a global scale because the feature film has so far totaled 2 million full views, since it was put online last Thursday.
Ten percent, the film ranks 7th among Netflix’s most-watched foreign feature films this week, far behind the Indian film Gandhari (9 million views) while Tyler Perry’s new comedy, called Why Did I Get Married Again?, largely dominates with 19.3 million views.
In detail, the film Ten Percent enters the Top 10 of six countries (France, Belgium, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Ukraine and Israel) but does not appear in the Top 10 of several important markets such as the United States, but also Germany or Brazil, the United Kingdom and Spain.
The return of Andréa, Gabriel, Mathias and their colleagues seems for the moment to be, above all, a Franco-French event.
