List of highest-grossing Portuguese films

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The following is a list of highest-grossing Portuguese films at the Portuguese box office. It only includes films released since 2004. [1]

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RankTitleYearGross
1 The Gilded Cage (2013 film) 2013€3.892.220,88 [2]
2 O Pátio das Cantigas  [ pt ]2015€3,100,136.47
3Curral de Moinas - Os Banqueiros do Povo2022€1,784,810.74
4 7 Pecados Rurais 2013€1,676,941.20
5 O Crime do Padre Amaro 2005€1,643,842.88
6Balas & Bolinhos: Só Mais uma Coisa2024€1,569,235.18
7 Variações 2019€1,491,310.54
8 Balas & Bolinhos - O Último Capítulo 2012€1,298,127.98
9 Morangos Com Açúcar - O Filme 2012€1,233,020.50
10 Filme da Treta 2006€1,092,404.73
11 Call Girl 2007€1,034,687.00
12 O Leão da Estrela 2015€1,014,754.24
13 Corrupção 2007€1,010,974.84
14A Canção de Lisboa2016€946,066.80
15 Amália - O Filme 2008€929,680.74
16Pôr do Sol: O Mistério do Colar de São Cajó2023€693,291.63
17Podia Ter Esperado por Agosto2024€632,768.97
18 Os Maias - Cenas da Vida Romântica 2014€599,505.29
19 Virados do Avesso 2014€580,017.25
20 Uma Aventura na Casa Assombrada 2009€558,477.96
21Bem Bom2021€483,905.66
22 Os Gatos não Têm Vertigens 2014€478,401.29
23O Fim da Inocência2017€439,713.50
24SNU2019€438,350.70
25 A Bela e o Paparazzo 2010€435,415.19
26 Second Life 2009€403,962.49
27 The Domain 2019€387,491.03
28 Contraluz 2010€378,809.36
29 Sei Lá 2014€315,425.90
30 Night Train to Lisbon 2013€306,162.69
31 Sorte Nula 2004€305,951.83

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References

  1. "FILMES NACIONAIS MAIS VISTOS - 2004/2024" (PDF). ica-ip.pt (in Portuguese and English). Instituto do Cinema e do Audiovisual. Retrieved January 1, 2025.
  2. "FILMES MAIS VISTOS - 2004/2024" (PDF). ica-ip.pt (in Portuguese and English). Instituto do Cinema e do Audiovisual. Row 14. Retrieved January 1, 2025.