Kapag Nag-abot ang Langit at Lupa

Cast

Sheryl Cruz

as Fatima

Cesar Montano

as Hamil

Romnick Sarmenta

as Mario

Joonee Gamboa

as Dan

Daria Ramirez

as Estime

Roldan Aquino

Mario J. Salcedo

Ricky Belmonte

Ramil Tolentino

Naty Santiago

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