Five Breakups and a Romance (2023)
Overview
Even if two people are on the opposite sides of the universe, once the connection is made, they're basically one.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | tl |
| Popularity | 0.777 |
Directed By
Irene Villamor
Crew
Annette Gozon-Valdes
Alex Tomboc
Elma S. Medua
Len Calvo
Vince P. Mariano
Jose Mari Abacan
Lamberto Casas Jr.
Ferdi Abuel
Tey Clamor
E. del Mundo
Jeff Vadillo
Alden Richards
Erickson Raymundo
Ava Yap
Toffe Sunga
Kaye Banaag
Sam Manacsa
Kyle Jumayne Francisco
Kim Perez
Malay Javier
Renard Torres
Irene Villamor
Irene Villamor
TOP CAST
Alden Richards
Lance
Julia Montes
Justine
Gil Cuerva
Matt
Michael Sager
Gab
Roxie Smith
Pia
Ian Pangilinan
George
Analyn Barro
Sophie
Sachzna Laparan
Ginny
Gabrielle Hahn
Aila
Pau Dimaranan
Andie
Aaron Gonzales
Kyle
Kevin Ty
Doctor
Kakki Teodoro
Audrey
Lotlot Bustamante
Ninang Lita
Charm Aranton
Dingdeng
Carlos Siguion-Reyna
Frank
Jackie Lou Blanco
Maggie
Soliman Cruz
Roger
Lotlot De Leon
Milet
Madeleine Nicolas
Lola Ineng
Wenah Nagales
Tita Merlyn
Edwin Serrano
Uncle Jun
Carmela Viray
Tita Daisy
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