

Chasing the Sun(2004)
Friendship is every passing second... is living... is running...
The relationship between four best friend turns complicated when a woman enters their lives, and once their past returns to torment them.

Movie: Chasing the Sun
Top 10 Billed Cast
Obet
Apin Kecil
Video Trailer Chasing the Sun
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