Masree Ruliat

Biyan, a conservative 16-year-old girl, is constantly tempted by the social norms of her outgoing friends where freedom and courage are the benchmarks of existence.

Obama Anak Menteng is a 2010 biopic drama film written and directed by Indonesian author Damien Dematra in collaboration with John de Rantau. The film is based on Dematra's novel by the same name. Both the book and the film are a fictionalized account of the childhood of Barack Obama, the 44th President of the United States, who lived in Indonesia from 1967 to 1971.

"Her voice is so sexy. The woman's mouth is so great, her lips are red and wet. Every time I hear the sound of soap rubbing against my skin, I can't help but imagine a body that is so full and full. If only I hugged that body and threw it on the bed. If..." Before the husband had finished his sentence, his wife screamed so loudly that it could be heard throughout the alley. "Pleasengngngngng! My husband is fantasizing again! Pleasengngngngng!" It seems that without the sound of singing and the sound of people bathing, it is certain that the happiness of the households of the residents along the alley would be disturbed.

Biyan, a conservative 16-year-old girl, is constantly tempted by the social norms of her outgoing friends where freedom and courage are the benchmarks of existence.

Denias lives at the foot of Jayawijaya Mountains. He goes to school in a cottage on the hill run by Pak Guru (or Teacher), who comes from Java. Pak Guru convinces Denias to continue his education because he believes that the boy is clever and could become a mathematician. Maleo the soldier also encourages Denias to go across the mountain where a good school lies. Then Denias goes on a 10-day expedition to find the school all by himself. His sleeping bag washes away in the river and he also passes out of exhaustion. Then he has to struggle to be accepted in the school as the Freeport Company that owns it, only allows children of the chiefs or the nearest tribes to be admitted.