After the Curfew Trailer

After the Curfew Trailer (1954)

01 May 1954 Drama 101 mins

A hero of revolution returns to civilian life to find the new society very different from the ideals he fought for.

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Cast

A.N. Alcaff

as Iskandar

Aedy Moward

as Adlin

R.D. Ismail

as Gunawan

Dhalia

as Laila

Awaludin

as Gafar

Abdul Hadi

as Norma's Father

Jack John

as Man at Restaurant (uncredited)

Muni Cader

as Man Playing Billiards (uncredited)

Crew

Abdul Chalid

Abdul Chalid Art Direction

MD Aliff

MD Aliff Unit Manager

Kasdullah

Kasdullah Camera Operator

Srijani

Srijani Costume Design

Hanida Arifin

Hanida Arifin Makeup Artist

E. Sambas

E. Sambas Sound Recordist

Bob Saltzman

Bob Saltzman Sound Designer

International Releases Dates

France 17 May 2013

United Kingdom 15 October 2012

Hong Kong 22 August 2026

Indonesia 06 November 2026

Philippines 29 June 2015

Production Companies

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