"Which happiness will you hold onto?"
Maya, a young woman residing on a quaint fishing island in the Philippines, carries the weight of her family's financial struggles, but her life takes a turn when Nilo, a fisherman from a neighboring area, arrives on the island for the squid-fishing season. However, the harsh reality of their precarious financial situation looms over them, threatening the stability of their life together.
Angela Villarin
Maya
Jade Makawili
Nilo
Kevin Reams
Luke
Michael Bacalso
Mario
Randolph Valmoria
Briana
Dion Seco Cecilio
Kulas
Jolaica Amiana
Michelle
Ellah Mae Cuaton
Rona
Arvin Cabajes
Luis
Maya, a young woman residing on a quaint fishing island in the Philippines, carries the weight of her family's financial struggles, but her life takes a turn when Nilo, a fisherman from a neighboring area, arrives on the island for the squid-fishing season. However, the harsh reality of their precarious financial situation looms over them, threatening the stability of their life together.
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