Kapanlagi.com - Confused about what to watch this vacation? Check out some recommendations for legendary Indonesian classic films that can be a fun watch with the family.
Watching these legendary Indonesian classic films not only takes us back to the past but also allows us to enjoy various exciting storylines. We will be entertained by the slapstick acting style of WARKOP DKI or get thrilled by the atmospheric settings presented in classic horror films like those of Suzanna.
Moments like this vacation are perfect for watching movies together with the family. Especially iconic classic films from Indonesia. Here are some legendary Indonesian classic films that you can watch to complete your year-end vacation.
1. SAMSON BETAWI (1975)
This film and veteran actor's name is certainly familiar to the Indonesian people. Benyamin Sueb's contribution to the world of acting is so great that it is not surprising that even after he is gone, his name is still highly regarded and his works are still loved by the people.
One of Benyamin Sueb's legendary works is SAMSON BETAWI (1975). The film, SAMSON BETAWI (1975), is starred by several senior artists of the country who are legendary such as Hamid Arief, Mak Wok, Eddy Gombloh, Yatni Ardi, and Mansyur Syah.
This Indonesian classic film that is rich in Betawi culture will take you back to the adventure of Samson who has the power from his armpit hair, which will disappear if shaved. The classic film SAMSON BETAWI (1975) is perfect for those of you who are looking for drama and comedy filled with action through Samson's adventure.
2. SUNDEL BOLONG (1981)
Another legendary Indonesian classic film that is equally popular is SUNDEL BOLONG (1981). The film, which explores the myth of a vengeful female spirit, is portrayed by the well-known horror actress, Suzanna. The ghost in the film SUNDEL BOLONG (1981) is characterized by a iconic hole in her back.
The film SUNDEL BOLONG (1981) tells the story of Alisa (Suzzanna), a former sex worker who later marries Hendarto (Barry Prima). One day, a boutique entrepreneur named Rudi (Rudy Salam) invites Alisa to work in his shop. Rudi tries to seduce Alisa, but she slaps him and leaves.
Unable to accept this rejection, Rudi orders someone to seek revenge and impregnate Alisa. She then decides to abort the fetus, but dies due to excessive bleeding. Alisa's spirit haunts those who ruined her life, causing them to die one by one.
3. BISA NAIK BISA TURUN (1991)
Who doesn't know the comedy group Warkop DKI alias Dono, Kasino, Indro? The film BISA NAIK, BISA TURUN (1991) is one of their most popular films. In fact, this film was the highest-grossing Indonesian film in 1992 with 419 thousand viewers. Like most Warkop DKI films, this film contains snippets of jokes from this comedy group.
Produced by Soraya Intercine Films, the film begins with the story of Dono, Kasino, and Indro who are undergoing training to become security guards. Apparently, the training is led by Diding, a mental hospital patient who is on the run. By watching this film, you can liven up your Christmas day with cheerful comedy that will make your stomach hurt from laughing!
4. CATATAN SI BOY (1987)
When reminiscing about high school days, this Indonesian classic film definitely makes it to the top of the list. CATATAN SI BOY (1987) is one of the popular Indonesian drama films of its time. Starring Onky Alexander, Didi Petet, and Meriam Bellina, this film directed by Nasri Cheppy successfully captured the attention of the audience. The film CATATAN SI BOY (1987) has also recently received a remake version due to its attention-grabbing popularity.
The film CATATAN SI BOY (1987) focuses on the love story of Boy (Onky Alexander) and Nuke (Ayu Azhari). Boy is a popular and wealthy man, while Nuke is an ordinary girl. Despite their significant differences, it seems that this cannot stop them from loving each other. Unfortunately, their love must face many complicated challenges when Nuke's parents do not approve of their relationship.
5. NAGABONAR (1986)
The last legendary Indonesian classic film is NAGABONAR (1986). This Indonesian classic film is set during the Indonesian independence war against the arrival of Dutch forces after the independence of Indonesia in the North Sumatra region.
Nagabonar (Deddy Mizwar) is a pickpocket in Medan who often goes in and out of Japanese prison, he befriends a young man named Bujang (Afrizal Anoda).
Although it seems serious, the film NAGABONAR (1986) provides comedy elements that make the audience laugh throughout the film. It's no wonder that Nagabonar comedy film has become one of the epic films that always has fans from various eras.
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Well, Klovers! Those are the recommendations for legendary Indonesian classic films that you can watch to reminisce about the past!
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