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Crossing, a Chinese historical war film, opened in select US theaters on July 10, 2026, in a limited release. Directed by Xu Zhanxiong, it stars Ye Liu (Liu Ye), Lei Wang, Bingkun Cao and others in key roles.

The movie is in Mandarin and belongs to the action, history and war genres. It runs for about two hours and one minute. This piece carries the latest available box office updates.

It includes India gross details where they exist, worldwide numbers and a day-wise breakdown of collections. Because the US run is limited, the figures reflect early tracking.

They will be refreshed as fresh reports come in from theaters and tracking services.

Crossing 2026 Overview

  • Title: Crossing
  • Directed by: Xu Zhanxiong
  • Written by: Liu Yi, Xu Zhanxiong, Rong Chao
  • Produced by: Andrew Lau
  • Actor: Liu Ye
  • Actress: Lan Yingying
  • Other Cast: Wang Lei, Yu Shi, Wang Zhifei, Wang Yaoqing, Cao Bingkun, Lin Yongjian and others
  • Cinematography: Data not found
  • Edited by: Data not found
  • Music by: Data not found (theme song video featuring Zhou Shen)
  • Production Companies: Bona Film Group, Guangzhou Broadcasting Network, August First Film Studio
  • Distributed by: Well Go USA Entertainment (United States limited release)
  • Release Date: July 10, 2026 (United States limited)
  • Running Time: 122 minutes
  • Country: China
  • Language: Mandarin Chinese
  • Film Industry: Chinese cinema
  • Genre: War, History, Action
  • Censor Rating: NR

Crossing Total Box Office Collection

The film delivered a strong opening in China, earning roughly CN¥79.3 million (around $11 million) in its first weekend there and finishing at number one. Worldwide collections have now crossed $26.9 million, with the bulk coming from the Chinese market.

In the US it launched in limited release on July 10, so early domestic numbers remain modest and are still being finalized by distributors. On a production that involved extensive location shooting across Guizhou, the performance in its home territory has been solid so far. These estimates will be refreshed as complete US and additional international data arrives.

ScheduleAmount
Opening DayData updating (US limited)
First WeekData not found
USA GrossData updating (limited release)
Overseas~$26.9 Millions (mostly China)
Lifetime WW Collection~$26.9 Millions

Crossing Day Wise Box Office Collection

DayDateUS Collection Gross (Millions)Fluctuation (%+/-)
Day 1July 10, 2026Data updating (limited release)(Opening Day in US)
Day 2July 11, 2026Data updating
Day 3July 12, 2026Data updating
Total US GrossData updating (limited)
Total Worldwide Gross~$26.9 Millions

About the Film

Crossing revisits a pivotal chapter from the Long March of the Chinese Red Army in 1934-1935. After heavy losses in the Battle of Xiang River, the army found itself cornered by a much larger enemy force numbering around 400,000 troops.

The leadership then chose a series of bold river crossings at Chishui to break the encirclement and regain the initiative through quick movement and surprise.

The story does not stay only with strategy and battles. It also follows quieter personal threads. An older soldier carries a sacred personal vow while a homeless orphan struggles to stay alive amid the fighting.

Their unlikely bond gives the larger military events a human face and shows how ordinary people endure extraordinary times. Xu Zhanxiong directed the film, which was made to mark the 90th anniversary of the Long March.

Liu Ye plays a central role as Mao Zedong, with Wang Lei appearing as Zhou Enlai. The supporting cast includes Yu Shi, Wang Zhifei and several other actors who fill out the ranks and leadership.

The movie runs 122 minutes and is shot in Mandarin. It mixes large-scale action with dramatic scenes that focus on sacrifice, unity and resilience under pressure.

FAQ for Crossing

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Disclaimer: The box office figures published on this page are estimates based on publicly available trade reports and industry sources. As more information becomes available, these figures may be updated. While Tenvow strives to provide accurate and timely data, we do not claim that the figures are official or final. They are intended to give a fair indication of a film’s box office performance.

By Rebecca Vaiphei

Rebecca is a box office reporter and film analyst at Tenvow.com, where she covers daily box office collections, weekend reports, and OTT performance trends across Indian cinema. A lifelong movie lover with a passion for Bollywood, Tollywood, Kollywood, Mollywood, and Ollywood, she brings data driven insights and honest analysis to every story. If it’s making noise at the box office, Rebecca is tracking it.