Gaano Kadalas Ang Minsan? (1982)
November 25, 1982
Release Date
Gaano Kadalas Ang Minsan? (1982)
November 25, 1982
Release Date
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Plot.
They are two women in love with one man. One is the wife, the other is the mistress. And between them, the man whose love and time they share. But even the most discreet of affairs can be laid open, and the most submissive of wives can lose her patience. Vilma Santos, Hilda Koronel and Dindo Fernando lend their thespic talents to this moving tale of love, betrayal and retribution.
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Cast & Crew.
Vilma Santos
Lily
Hilda Koronel
Elsa
Dindo Fernando
Louie
Suzanne Gonzales
Nina
Alvin Enriquez
Alvin (credited as 'Joseph Alvin Enriquez')
Angie Ferro
Abortionist
Odette Khan
Alvin's Teacher
Mario Escudero
Fencing Instructor
Ven Medina
Priest
Gloria Romero
Elsa's Mother
Josephine Estrada
Diana
Ronaldo Valdez
Eric
Tommy Abuel
Dr. Eufemio
Anna Gonzales
Gynaecologist
Delia Razon
Obstetrician
Chanda Romero
Charley
Danny L. Zialcita
Director / Screenplay
Tom Adrales
Story / Assistant Director
Peter Perlas
Production Design
William C. Leary
Production Manager
Ike Jarlego Jr.
Editor
Vic del Rosario Jr.
Executive Producer
Ramon Salvador
Producer
Carmen Irinco
Makeup Artist
George Canseco
Original Music Composer / Songs
Felizardo Bailen
Director of Photography
Basil Valdez
Theme Song Performance
Details.
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Wiki.
Gaano Kadalas ang Minsan? (lit. 'How Often Is Sometimes?') is a 1982 Filipino romantic drama film directed by Danny Zialcita from a screenplay written by Zialcita and Tom D. Andrales, who wrote the film's original story. It stars Vilma Santos, Hilda Koronel and Dindo Fernando.
Released by Viva Films on November 25, 1982, it was a box office success and was the year's highest-grossing film. Critic Justino Dormiendo gave the film a positive review, praising Zialcita's direction and the entire cast's performances. It won six FAMAS Awards, including Best Screenplay (Zialcita and Adrales), Best Story (Adrales), and Best Musical Score (George Canseco).