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A woman is forced to marry a man she does not love instead of her current boyfriend. The marriage goes poorly, as her husband leaves her, their child dies, and her lover is imprisoned. She falls ill but is eventually healed by a man's singing. Meanwhile, a comedian romances a housemaid.
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was released in 1931 and was advertised as a film which would "surely make viewers laugh" ("Penonton tentoe misti ketawa"). It was preceded in screenings by M. H. Schilling's Dutch-oriented comedy
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audiences. Only two of its cast members' names are recorded, MS Ferry and Oemar. The leading lady may have been a stage actress; the reporter Mohammad Enoh, who viewed
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is not certain. These early films had poor sound and much static, but through repeated experimentation the quality was eventually brought to acceptable levels.
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The film has also the particularity of being the first in history to have the word "Indonesia" in its title.
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The film performed poorly, perhaps because audiences did not want a reminder of the ongoing
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writes that all Indonesian films from before 1950 are lost. However, JB Kristanto's
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and sound editing, using a single-system camera made in Europe and lent from a
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Indonesian Cinema after the New Order: Going Mainstream
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who had studied film in the US. They also handled the
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Index


Wong brothers
Dutch East Indies
Malay
Wong brothers
sound film
Dutch East Indies
lost
Wong brothers
ethnic Chinese
cinematography
Bandung
native
attractive
sound films
sound film
George Krugers
Karnadi Anemer Bangkong
The Teng Chun
Boenga Roos dari Tjikembang
Great Depression
Zuster Theresia
lost
Karl G. Heider
Sinematek Indonesia
Netherlands Government Information Service



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