Pahala Manoeroeng

A student (Arfandi) is very depressed, for being known as a bastard child or “anak haram”, the original title of Pramoedya Ananta Toer’s story, on which the film is based on. Only one of the teachers (Frans Harahap) is understanding and willing to help.

A tale set in a distant, mythical land. Murni was long ago abducted and taken as a wife by Datuk Benalu, yet she remains hopeful that her child will one day set her free. The story shifts to Megat, Murni’s nephew, who encounters Ratih; as she attempts to cross a path, she is attacked by Benalu’s henchmen—a villainous group led by a one-eyed man who always wears black gloves. Along his journey, Megat meets two other young women, Seruni and Kumala, who are later revealed to be his own kin. Together, the four of them rescue the captive Murni and defeat Benalu. Megat then continues on his journey. The film is packed with fight sequences from beginning to end.

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A tale set in a distant, mythical land. Murni was long ago abducted and taken as a wife by Datuk Benalu, yet she remains hopeful that her child will one day set her free. The story shifts to Megat, Murni’s nephew, who encounters Ratih; as she attempts to cross a path, she is attacked by Benalu’s henchmen—a villainous group led by a one-eyed man who always wears black gloves. Along his journey, Megat meets two other young women, Seruni and Kumala, who are later revealed to be his own kin. Together, the four of them rescue the captive Murni and defeat Benalu. Megat then continues on his journey. The film is packed with fight sequences from beginning to end.