Pasan Ko ang Daigdig (film)

Every day, Guadalupe "Lupe" Velez sells sampaguitas to the general public in the outskirts of the capital region while carrying her mother, who has a mobility impairment, and they live with Kadyo, Lupe's gambling-addicted uncle. == Cast ==

• Sharon Cuneta as Guadalupe "Lupe" Velez: a sampaguita seller who vows to escape from poverty • Loretta Marquez as Metring: Lupe's mother, who has a mobility impairment • Tonton Gutierrez as Ricardo "Carding" Hernandez: Lupe and Luming's neighbor who works as a waiter in the nightclub • Mark Gil as Greco • Rey Abellana as Tony Gomez: Carding's co-worker at the nightclub where he serves as a pianist and was instrumental in Lupe being discovered by many people in the industry • Mario Montenegro as Don Ignacio Aboitiz Jr.: A record company executive • Princess Punzalan as Luming: Lupe's friend who taught her to sing • Raoul Aragon as Kadyo: Lupe's abusive, unfaithful, and gambling-addicted uncle • Anita Linda as Momay • Deborah Sun as Bunny • Marilen Martinez as Ruffy: A nightclub singer and Lupe's rival ==Production==

According to lead star Sharon Cuneta in an interview on Jeepney TV's Showbiz Pa More (hosted by DJ Jhai Ho), the crew took two weeks to shoot the scenes at Smokey Mountain. The production designers and make-up artists with whom the lead actress usually collaborated were changed by the film's director, Lino Brocka. Brocka picked James Cooper as Sharon's make-up artist and hair designer. ==Release==

The film was released and distributed by Viva Films on September 30, 1987, in 47 theaters across the Metro Manila region and its neighboring provinces of Rizal and Bulacan. Television broadcast The film received a terrestrial television premiere on September 8, 1990, as a feature presentation for ABS-CBN's Saturday night block dedicated to movies from various film studios including Viva, Tagalog Movie Greats. == Reception ==