A drama based on football's governing body FIFA has been named the lowest grossing ever at the US Box Office.
United Passions, which stars Tim Roth as FIFA president Sepp Blatter, took just $918 (£579) in ticket sales before being pulled from cinemas by the film's distributors.
The movie, which cost £17m to produce, replaced 2012 vampire musical I Kissed A Vampire as the least successful at cinemas.
Reviewers have described the film as "hilariously ill-timed", "cinematic excrement" and "unintentional comedy gold".
