‘Pee Mak’ PH adaptation reaches P100 million in total gross
The Philippine adaptation of the hit Thai horror-comedy film “Pee Mak” surpassed the P100-million mark in ticket sales, 19 days after it premiered in local cinemas.
The Wilbert Ross and Bea Binene starrer opened in theaters last Oct. 14 and is now in its fourth week of screening.
“We just reached P100 MILLION total gross and counting! Maraming salamat sa mahigpit na yakap niyo sa buong PEE MAK barkada!” Viva Films announced through its social media pages on Sunday, Nov. 1.
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The original film featured Thai actors Mario Maurer and Davika Hoorne as lead characters Pee and Mak, respectively. The movie follows the story of Pee as he returns home from war to reunite with his wife, Mak, and their child, not knowing that they are already dead.
The Philippine adaptation was directed by Victor Villanueva and features cast members Vandolph Quizon, Jairus Aquino, TJ Valderrama and Cup of Joe frontman Gian Bernardino. /ra
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