Juno Mak’s ＂Zombie＂ box office is over 10 million, and the results are attributed to the production team.

Zombies won a good reputation and box office.
　

　 　 On November 5th, Beijing time, according to Hong Kong media reports, Juno Mak’s new film won a good reputation and box office, and he generously attributed the achievements to the whole production team. Juno Mak made no secret of considering making a sequel, but insisted on stopping when it was good. He laughed and said that he had been contacted by the hospital and asked to show both the II B and III versions at the same time, which made the public more interested in the film.

　

　 　 Juno Mak’s painstaking "Directed by a Virgin" was released for 11 days, and recorded a total of 11 million Hong Kong dollars at the box office in Hong Kong and Macao, earning an average of 1 million dollars a day, which excited the staff behind the scenes.

　

　

　 　 When Juno Mak was interviewed by telephone, he said with a smile: "As soon as everyone knew that there was a three-level version, they became more interested in Zombies. We were contacted by a hospital operator, preferring to let the theater level II B and level III go together. It was really unexpected." He also said that the film’s overseas box office results are also very satisfactory: "At least 80% of them have been sold. In fact, some investors have considered making a sequel, but I don’t think similar themes will be my choice for my next film, and I have scripts with other themes at hand."

　

　 　 Although the box office was a big success, Juno Mak didn’t flatter himself. Instead, he said generously, "This success should be attributed to the whole production team, and the list to thank is really too long. What makes me feel most gratified is that this time it proves that the Hong Kong film industry can actually accommodate more themes and new forces. "

　

　

　 　 In addition, Juno Mak will fly to Taiwan Province with Siu-ho Chin and Chen You, the two leading actors in the play, for a three-day publicity. The local media also showed great interest in Zombies, so Juno Mak took many interviews and continued to promote it, hoping that the film would "go to the next city" when it was officially released in Taiwan Province on Friday.