It was shot for a production budget of roughly $15 million in 55 days.The drama took in $130 million in revenue (domestic) and $356.3 million (worldwide) and was the 13th highest-ranked film of its year.The film""s setting was the suburbs of Chicago, Illinois (based on the presence of area codes 312 and 847, and aChicago Sun Timesnewspaper, plus other signifiers) although the film was shot in the Sacramento, California area.She was told that her ne""er-do-well imprisoned brother had escaped into the woods.The escaped convict-fugitive John had been wounded during the escape and was being cared for by Boniface""s mother in the Canadian wooded wilderness.At a lampost, she also discovered a half-human, half-goat faun (or satyr) with hooves named Mr.Tumnus (James McAvoy), who was astonished to find a ""human"" in his world of Narnia.Over tea, toast, and cakes next to a roaring fire in his rock-cave dwelling with his "new friend," Tumnus explained how Narnia hadn""t experienced Christmas for 100 years ("Always winter, never Christmas").The headlines read: "Azkaban""s Newest Resident," and "Fallen From Grace - Malfoy""s Wife and Son Leave the Trial.