Yan Bastian

Pandu Dewanata returns to the country of Astina, with three princesses he won from a competition - the Goddess of Kunti, the Goddess of Madrin, and the Goddess of Gandari. Pandu is not so greedy to marry the three goddesses, so he offers one to be paired with his brother, Destarata, and another to his younger brother, Abiyasa

From Cinehound user Kothar: "Two Girls, Mayang and Sekarsari, are trained by an old master. One day her teacher told them that they were adopted by him. 'Your real parents were killed years ago as Gobang also known as Lowo Ijo, was attacked with his men their village and almost all the inhabitants were murdered.' Mayang and Sekarsari want to find Gobang and take revenge for the death of their parents. They receive from their teacher special swords. He also warns Mayang her sword must not fall into the hands of another person. If it is violated by their own sword, she would immediately paralyzed."

In an effort to prove himself worthy of being a soldier, a young man named Karebet must face off against an angry buffalo, the Queen of the Alligators and a rival and his army.

Criminals threaten Suro Mantoro’s North-South trade and his guards are defeated. One of the dead is Srikandi’s father so Srikandi pursues her martial arts studies by ascetic meditation. She also has a thin blade that is almost invisible to the human eye. Suro Mantoro and Fatimah, whose father was also killed, want to advance their skills but their teacher refuses. He foresees that their problem will be resolved by Srikandi Mantili, the Eagle from the South. (Film Indonesia synopsis)

Dino (Yan Bastian), an adopted child of a former criminal, suffers when his adoptive father is murdered by Bandot (Robin Karim). Dino then works as a taxi driver but is caught by a group of kidnappers led by Benjol (Boy Agusta Rachman), who also abducts Leli (Wenny Rosaline), the rich entrepreneur daughter of Bandot.

Epic story of courage and loyalty in the Kingdom of Ponorogo.

Nonon, a prostitute, has no other career path when her father stops working, and her mother's illness require an expensive surgery.

After being pregnant for the third time, Shinta has to undergo another operation. After this, Shinta becomes frigid. Norman, her husband, then finds himself a girlfriend, Yulia, a colleague. Shinta divorces him and she leaves with her two children to brave Jakarta’s city life. Norman then comes to his senses and tries to look for his wife and children. He manages to find her in a very poor and weak condition before she dies.

To earn money to send her two younger siblings, Ratna and Ratno to school, Ratih becomes a prostitute and has a regular customer, Gunawan, whom Ratih cured of his impotence. Gunawan will help him if he needs a lot of money.

A baby is saved by Eyang Sinto Gendeng (Cherry Ivonne), because his parents were killed by Mahesabirawa (Yan Bastian), who is angry that his girlfriend is marrying someone else. The baby is trained in martial arts and given a powerful weapon, in the form of an axe. His name is Wiro Sableng (Tonny Hidayat). Then he looks for his father's killer who is rumored to be dead. Only his men led by Kalingundil (Gino Makasutji) are left. Meanwhile, four men, known as the Four Beards from Sanggreng Cave, are also looking for Kalingundil for revenge. So there was a fight between the three parties. Wiro Sableng wins, but his girlfriend, Nilamsuri (Susan Aryani), Kalingundil's daughter, dies.

Barkah and his son Seta intend on building a religious school in the remote area of Lumut Hitam (Black Moss). Unfortunately, the area is under the control of murderer / extortionist Tirta Ireng and his goons. After getting on their bad side, Barkah is killed and Seta retreats into the woods, where he encounters a man who can teach him the skills to get revenge.

Sonya, a demonic fighter who has many magical skills, has defeated many martial arts experts and raped many women. He even murders his own eldest child to fulfill his promise to his teacher. Then he ambushes the princess of Adipati Jepara and takes her hostage to a haunted place.

Director Wim Umboh experiments again and the first third of the movie is filled with a series of images almost without dialogue relating the work of brothers, Johanes and Leo Mokodompis.

Alex is thrown out of his parents’ house. This is a part of an ongoing conflict with his father because he is thought to have inherited his mother’s wild behaviour. Alex makes a mistake of raping his girlfriend, Joice. Later, Alex becomes an accomplished racer. He then receives affection from a friend of his mother. His damaged relationship with Joice is mended even though it doesn’t get family approval. He dates many women. Finally, he dies of a stray bullet in a mass riot.

In a small village, a woman's decomposed corpse turns up showing signs of having been defiled post mortem. A series of other vicious murders occur, with some of the victims' bodies being dumped in a well. Police begin to suspect a necrophiliac is responsible.

An evil witch kidnaps people and turns them into zombies. Two young warriors, a pretty girl and an old master fight against the witch and her helpers / monsters.

When he was killed by a dagger he made himself for seven years, Empu Bharata (BZ Kadaryono) cast a curse on the killer, Untung Pararean (Arthur Tobing), his own student. Throughout his life, Untung will be miserable and killed by a keris he made himself. At first, Untung lived happily, got a beautiful wife, Sri Kemuning (Wieke Widowati), the king's niece, for saving him from robbers. Lucky to be commander in chief. Then the curse started running. His wife is crooked. As a result, Untung is sickly and almost insane. Luckily there was a kyai who suddenly came and helped him. Somehow, his wife and children are at the place of Empu Barata's older brother, the Masked Face Warrior (Nizar Zulmi), who had mutilated Untung's face. At that time the cleric came again to help. Untung then looked for his wife and child with a black veil to cover his disfigured face. Here comes Wiro Sableng (Tony Hidayat), who has his own business.

The arrest of Haji Jalaluddin during his sermon leaves a strong impression on the hearts of Hamid and Halimah, his followers. Halimah is a wife who is taken for granted by her husband who is pro-Dutch. Hamid is the son of a rich merchant who falls into poverty after being branded as a rebel. His mother takes him to Padang to be raised by the family of Haji Jakfar, who has a daughter, Zainab. Hamid then studies at Padang Panjang and meets old friends, Fakhrudin and Zainudin. Hamid and Fakhrudin have more similar views with their teacher, while Zainudin is more radical. The latter organises a rebellion and fails. The Dutch keeps arresting people. Hamid, disappointed by Zainab’s marriage to someone else, sails to Mecca. Halimah is left to organise the fight for freedom but in the end, is also captured by the Dutch. The film’s message is that a physical fight for freedom, without being based on religious morality, will become meaningless.