Kasal? (1980)
Overview
Laurice Guillen's first attempt as a movie director resulted in a masterful portrayal by a powerful cast on the social changes that challenge the old Filipino traditions on love, sex and marriage.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | tl |
| Popularity | 1.152 |
Directed By
Laurice Guillen
Crew
Laurice Guillen
Mario O'Hara
Mel Chionglo
Ricardo Remias
Efren Jarlego
Jun Latonio
Emiliano U. Lopez
Jerry O'Hara
Doy Cervantes
Dennis Cid
Gloria Vidallon
TOP CAST
Christopher de Leon
Joel
Hilda Koronel
Grace
Jay Ilagan
Ernesto
Chanda Romero
Lani
Gloria Romero
Elisa
Johnny Wilson
Manolo
Bobby Ledesma
Momoy
Mia Gutierrez
Ellen
Luis Benedicto
Priest (uncredited)
Lino Brocka
Wedding Sponsor (uncredited)
Menggie Cobarrubias
Wedding Entourage (uncredited)
Janice de Belen
Wedding Entourage (uncredited)
Johnny Delgado
Joel's Friend (uncredited)
Dindo Fernando
Wedding Sponsor (uncredited)
Edgar Mortiz
Ernesto's Friend (uncredited)
Phillip Salvador
Wedding Entourage (uncredited)
Charito Solis
Wedding Sponsor (uncredited)
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