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SCREEN PROFITS REPORT

Guiana 1838

2004 · 2 hr

The abolition of slavery in the British Caribbean in 1834 prompts Gillanders, Arbuthnot & Company in Calcutta, a part of the East India Company, to recruit Coolies from India to fill the resulting labor void. The company hires Sinha, a fierce small-timer to sell dreams of El Dorado to the unsuspecting, impoverished Coolies who are signed to five-year contracts as indentured servants. Upon the Coolies' arrival in British Guiana in 1838, the British planters promptly enslave them to ensure that the growth of sugar in the British West Indies will continue uninterrupted. John Scoble of the British and Foreign Anti Slavery Society arrives on the colony a year later to discover a new form of slavery; this time on the backs of Indians.

Cast Salaries

Cast Salaries

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Box Office

Box Office Reported grosses are direct imports. Inflation-adjusted values use imported adjusted totals when available, otherwise they use the yearly U.S. CPI table you maintain in WordPress.

Inflation-adjusted values are shown in 2025 dollars when CPI data is available.

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Category Year Reported Inflation Adjusted
Domestic Domestic theatrical box office gross. 2004 $227,241 $387,236
International International theatrical box office gross. 2004 $0 $0
Worldwide Combined worldwide theatrical box office gross. 2004 $227,241 $377,372
Earnings / Profitability

Earnings / Profitability

Estimated revenues and expenses for films based on currently imported reported and estimated fields. Inflation-adjusted values use the CPI table when direct adjusted values are not present in the export.

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Category Year Reported Inflation Adjusted
Revenues
Theatrical Net Revenue Estimated distributor theatrical revenue using the year-based ScreenProfits finance model. 2004 $113,621 (est) $193,618 (est)
Digital Rentals Estimated digital rental revenue from the year-based ScreenProfits finance model. 2004 $1,891 $3,222
Digital Purchases Estimated digital purchase revenue from the year-based ScreenProfits finance model. 2004 $0 $0
Physical Rentals Estimated physical rental revenue from the year-based ScreenProfits finance model. 2004 $38,636 $65,839
Physical Purchases Physical Purchases: VHS $3,964, DVD $45,582 2004 $49,546 $84,430
TV & Streaming Revenue Estimated ancillary TV and streaming revenue from the year-based ScreenProfits finance model. 2004 $48,722 (est) $83,026 (est)
Total Revenues Total of the revenue streams currently available or derived in this ScreenProfits profitability view. 2004 $252,416 $430,135
Expenses
Budget Production budget. 2004 $250,000 N/A
Print & Advertising (P&A) P&A Estimated using Machine Learning sourceSource: ML P&A estimate (peer+ridge)Machine-learned P&A estimate based on peer comps and regression inputs. Reestimate Prior Estimate | Covid Mult: 1 | Peer Count: 0 | Reg Box Pred: $381,174 | Reg Main Pred: $893,861 2004 $182,000 (est) $310,142 (est)
Participations Talent and producer participation payouts. Parsed from source context when available, otherwise estimated from the year-based ScreenProfits finance model. 2004 $0 (est) $0 (est)
Residuals Residual and related distribution expense line. Parsed from source context when available, otherwise estimated from the year-based ScreenProfits finance model. 2004 $6,260 (est) $10,667 (est)
Interest & Overhead Interest and overhead allocation. Parsed from source context when available, otherwise estimated from the year-based ScreenProfits finance model. 2004 $30,000 (est) $51,122 (est)
Total Expenses Total of budget, P&A, participations, residuals, and interest/overhead in this ScreenProfits profitability view. 2004 $468,260 $797,951
Movie Net Profit or Loss Estimated movie net profit/loss from the current ScreenProfits revenue and expense model. 2004 $-215,844 $-367,815
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