Teddy does, and with Sean, who eases her longing for her own son. Tension rises between Sarah and Teddy as the stress of London life takes its toll on their marriage. Because of mounting conflict both at work and home, Teddy decides to give up. He tells Sarah that they are going back to the Philippines. Sarah finds it very hard to accept Teddy's decision. She knows that staying in London is the best thing for their family, because returning to the Philippines would only mean going back to the same problems they had before. When Mr. Morgan dies, Sarah decides to go back to the Philippines with Teddy. While packing her bags, she notices the book Mr. Morgan gave her, and reads his letter describing how lucky her husband and son are to have her and to remind her that she is a person who should do things that make her feel alive. And he wishes her to be happy and without regret. On the way to the airport, Teddy shows his nasty attitude again and makes Sarah realize that she can leave him and is her own person. She walks out on him and rides a taxi back to London. The story ends with Sarah reunited with her son Paulo and Sean enjoying London's Buckingham Palace. Cast Sharon Cuneta as Sarah Gonzales John Estrada as Theodore "Teddy" Gonzales John Manalo as Paulo "Pau" Gonzales Rica Peralejo as Karen Jhong Hilario as Joseph Jim Muldoon as Nursing Home Doctor Saul Reichlin as William Morgan Matthew Rutherford as David Morgan Claire Jeater as Margaret Morgan Makisig Morales as Sean Mickey Ferriols as Julia Julia Montes as Gemma Lotlot De Leon as Betty Marita Zobel as Nemie Anita Linda† as Lola Miling Cheska Billiones as Sarah's student Consuelo Bilcliffe as Ditas Production The film is based on real-life stories of Filipino caregivers abroad. Director Roño searched for stories of their lives abroad and personally talked to some who shared their experiences. Roño has friends who work as caregivers; their real-life scenarios were directly depicted in the film. The cast includes British actors namely: Saul Reichlin, Matthew Rutherford, and Claire Jeater. The rest of the film was shot in Roosevelt College Rodriguez. The scenes here include the part where Sarah was still studying as a caregiver student. Release Caregiver is released under Star Cinema, which marks the company's fifteenth year in service.