Fendy Pradana

In 1920s Dutch East Indies, Giandra, a young doctor from STOVIA, reads about Layla—a girl shackled in a remote village as a "cure" for mental illness. Disturbed, he travels to Karuhun, where tradition and mysticism prevail over science. Guided by journalist Rikke, who warns him with three words—Culture. Mysticism. Superstition.—Giandra must confront a clash between modern medicine and ancestral belief.

A cafe waitress with dreams of stardom becomes an unexpected vigilante, fighting to save Batavia City from rampant crime.

This film is a parody of formerly known warriors through Saur Sepuh , Tutur Tinular, Si Buta dari Gua Hantu etc. Some of the 70s and 80s film warriors are shown: Kumbara Brama, Mantili, Si Buta dari Gua Hantu, Panji Tengkorak, Wiro Sableng and others. Even Fendy Pradana and Eli Ernawati, the original cast of Brama Kumbara and Mantili appear also.

Igo, a former thug, who has left his past behind and sells eggs at the Cinere market. Joe Bandit, Igo's old friend, causes trouble in the market, until they fight fiercely until Joe Bandit breaks his leg and is captured by Commander Herman. Three years later... A new generation of thugs dominate the market area of ​​Cinere: Rocky, Dimas, and Jack. Igo, who still sells eggs, has changed. Once, Jack demanded a deposit roughly at Igo's stall. Igo does not fight. Dimas tried to stop Jack's action. There seems to be something hidden in the relationship between Dimas and Igo. Igo is defended by Dimas but also hated by him. Dimas feels that Igo has neglected to protect his wife, Dimas' biological mother, who died at the hands of Joe Bandit. Rocky, Dimas' boss, has a girlfriend named Vina, who secretly has a crush on Dimas. Vina's and Dimas' love affair ignites Rocky's anger.

The adventures of a group of children uncovering a child trafficking ring. Five children try to escape from the criminals who kidnapped them. With their intelligence and compactness, these five children fool the kidnappers.

This film is a re-edited compilation of Saur Sepuh I, Saur Sepuh II, and Saur Sepuh III.

Buddhist monks Kampala (Golden Casmara) and Targhu (Hans Wanaghi) are traveling around seeking knowledge and expanding their martial arts skills in the lands they visit. Once they reach Malacca, they meet Datuk Saluntung (Baron Hermanto) and his wife Lasmini (Murti Sari Dewi). Upon learning that these two monks wish to meet Brama Kumbara (Fendy Pradana), Lasmini thinks she has found a way to take revenge. These two monks first meet up with Lasmini’s students in Jawadwipa. A fight ensues. Then Lasmini shows up and orders two of her students to report to Brama. The news that Lasmini has allied herself with two monks enrages Brama, but he is able to defeat them easily. Then Mantili (Elly Ermawatie) also becomes angry. However, Lasmini cannot be found. She disappeared after losing the battle. Brama then accepts a challenge by the two monks to test his martial arts skills against theirs. They battle for three days and nights, but nobody wins.

A fantasy flick with Suzzanna and a lot of campy elements (including laser battles).

Mak Lampir (Farida Pasha) continues his reign of terror, attempts to resurrect Nyai Kembang (Yurike Prastica) and Adolf Peter (Simon Cader) from the dead and puts the equally evil Mardian under the influence. Out hero Sembara (Fendy Pradana) must stop them and rescue his girl Farida (Ida Iasha), who they've kidnapped.

The third and final entry in this original fantasy / horror series (which was remade for Indonesian television later) finds Sembara (Fendy Pradana) and friends facing off against a gaggle of supernatural bad guys.