father and son of a woman that captured their heart.  Mellow dramatic and sometimes funny, the movie's subject may have tickled many men and women whose situation depicts of same nature. Especially in a far country like Canada where foreign workers were welcomed in the last 4 years, quite a few of this matter surfaced. I'm no judgmental about it, it is not my beef, but, the movie itself is not as exciting and as eye-catching as it's title depicted. Although, I can honestly give my own two thumbs up for the performance of the new generation artists in the personas of John Lloyd and Bea.  They have matured in the last number of years.  They have come out of their shells and truly had a developed sense of acting compared to their " teen bop bop" tele serye days. Same credits are thrown to the acting skills of veteran actors Ronaldo Valdez and Hilda Koronel (now based in the US) who apparently went home to the Philippines to shoot this film.  The most credit I would give is to the dedication of Anita Linda.  A veteran and multi-awarded supporting actress in her days, now probably in her 70's, but still loves to act and show her unstoppable talent. Nonetheless, the film was a blockbuster again because of the nature of its title. The story may be a little far fetched from reality.  But minding that it does happen and there may be Saris and Erics everywhere whose love is