Kung Patatawarin Ka Ng Bala Ko Trailer

Kung Patatawarin Ka Ng Bala Ko Trailer (1991)

14 August 1991 Drama, Action 104 mins

A 1991 Filipino action film starring Edu Manzano, Efren Reyes Jr., and Paquito Diaz.

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Cast

Edu Manzano

as Dante

Maila Gumila

as Katrina

Carlos Salazar

as Capt. Amor

Subas Herrero

as Don Julian

Leonor Vergara

as Panchang

Philip Gamboa

as Salcedo

Zandro Zamora

as Regala

Eddie Tuazon

as Esguerra

Buddy Salvador

as Rodrigo

Alma Lerma

as Lola Saling

Crew

Tess V. Fuentes

Tess V. Fuentes Associate Producer

Danny Bustos

Danny Bustos Director of Photography

Ely Accion

Ely Accion Director of Photography

Arthur Santamaria

Arthur Santamaria Production Design

Rechie A. Del Carmen

Rechie A. Del Carmen Assistant Director

Ophelia R. Sevilla

Ophelia R. Sevilla Executive Producer

Fernando Alindogan

Fernando Alindogan Post-Production Manager

Anthony A. Gimeno

Anthony A. Gimeno Art Direction

Narding Ortega

Narding Ortega Production Manager

International Releases Dates

Philippines 14 August 1991

Production Companies

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