14 September 1951 Drama 120 mins
After the revolutionary war, Leman is asked by Barjo to join him in collecting donations from businessmen. Some donate while others do not. But Leman gets into a fight with one particular man who refuses to donate and kills him.
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D. Djajakusuma Writer
Usmar Ismail Story
D. Djajakusuma Director
Gajus Siagian Writer
Basuki Resobowo Writer
Indonesia 14 September 1951
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23 December 1951
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