Miramax was founded in 1979 and has been owned by The Walt Disney Company, Filmyard Holdings, and is currently owned by beIN Media Group. Some of Miramax's most successful films include Pulp Fiction, which won an Academy Award for Best Picture and had a $107.9 million domestic gross on an $8.5 million budget, and The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas, which earned $9 million domestically on a $12.5 million budget and targeted school-aged audiences. The document also lists release dates for several other notable Miramax films from 1994 to 2008.

1. MIRAMAX

2. • The film company Miramax was founded in 1979.
• The parent companies of Miramax have been: The Walt Disney
Company (1993-2012), Filmyard Holdings (2012-2016), and is
currently beIN Media Group.

3. Films by Miramax
Golden Globe
Award for Best
Screenplay-
Motion picture
European Film
Awards Audience
Award for Best
Actor
The British
Independent
Film Award for
Best
Performance by
an Actress in a
British
Independent
Film
Academy Award
for Best Picture
Academy Award
for Best Original
Musical or
Comedy Score

4. Box Office Comparisons
Pulp Fiction
Budget: 8.5 million USD
Opening weekend: $9,311,882
Domestic total gross: $107,928,762
The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas
Budget: 12.5 million USD
Opening weekend takings: $1,031,036
Domestic total gross: $9,046,156

5. Target Audience
Pulp Fiction
• fairly young male audience as this is a thriller so commonly this is the
main target audience for these types of films.
The boy in the Striped Pyjamas
the story is written for a school-age audience, of an age similar to the
hero

8. Films and their release dates
• Pulp Fiction 1994
• Bridget Jones’ Baby 2016
• Good Will Hunting 1997
• Kill Bill Volume 1 2003
• The English Patient 1996
• The Boy in he Striped Pyjamas 2008