John Isnandar

Set in 1896, "Tjoet Nja' Dhien" celebrates one of Indonesia's great heroes who fought for independence from the Dutch. The pious Muslim people of Aceh, a city that had flourished since ancient times as a trade port, enter into a fierce war with the Dutch. Tjoet Nja' Dhien, the widow of a rebel leader operating in Aceh in Sumatra, assumes the leadership when her husband Teuku Uma is killed in an ambush. Dhien's charismatic presence and power of survival motivate the locals to join and later continue their opposition to the Dutch. Despite personal obstacles, she remained in the thick of the struggle for ten years.

This film simply tells how Doyok and Kadir always have plenty of opportunities, but never quite succeed in making anything of them. Something always goes wrong. As soon as they set foot in Jakarta they have a problem with a restaurant owner. Then, when they do try and eventually get jobs, they encounter difficulties again. They are being chased by a crowd, when, in their attempt to get away, they end up in a storehouse full of stolen gold. They grab some gold, but when they try to get away with the ill-gotten goods, they fall into a river. The only thing they end up with is an angry robber intent on hunting them down.

An evil student turns to black magic when the object of his lust rejects him, which causes all kinds of complications.

Don Ateng Singaleon throws a party and the beautiful Dona Vivi attends and immediately gains Iskak Kreolibo’s attention. But the party is disrupted by the arrival of the Kribo tribe who want to seek revenge for an incident at the lake. One day, Papai the sailor appears and he gets along well with Dona Vivi until Iskak becomes jealous. Later, Iskak uses the Kribo tribe to help him get his way. The story itself can be considered superfluous as they merely set up the jokes for the scenes.

Gendon wants to take revenge on Ms. Hilman who has fired him, using a power to become invisible.

Kadir and Doyok open a coffee shop together. Kadir is a conservative person while Doyok is a womanizer so the former always tries to intervene in the latter’s affairs. Then, one of Doyok’s girls, Deasy, thinks that she is pregnant. Doyok panics and swears not to touch any girls within three months if she is proved not to be pregnant. But even before the three months are up, he goes out on a date with Anita. When Deasy is proved not to be pregnant, he finds a shaman to free him from the curse of his own vow. Kadir plays the shaman. So Doyok breaks up with Deasy and tries to get Anita. Later, they meet Betty, who does not want to be matched with Gigon,so she pretends to be a transgender man known as Benny. Secretly, Kadir knows who Benny is, and he falls for her. Finally, Kadir marries Benny aka Betty, and Doyok marries Anita.

Andre (Hudi Prayogo), who is rescued from the ocean by the family of Henry (Turino Djunaidy), falls in love with Henry’s daughter Cynthia (Kiki Fatmala). However, Cynthia’s brother, Daniel (Deddy Rizaldy), dislikes Andre, who suffers from amnesia, intensely. Ten years pass, and Andre still hasn’t gotten his memory back. After Henry dies, Daniel wastes a lot of money on partying and gambling, while Andre and Cynthia become increasingly serious about each other.

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.

A young man forgot his roots after spending his childhood at sea.

Rhoma Irama and his Soneta Group visit various regions to preach religion. He receives both warm welcomes and accusations of commercialising religion. This challenge becomes Rhoma’s struggle. He tries to persuade his fellow professionals to avoid drinking and women. He also manages to help his future father-in-law who almost rapes Laila, his own daughter, in a drunken state. Despite opposition from the Al Muthainah college, Rhoma manages to convince them that music can be used as a means of preaching. Rhoma sings no less than seven preachy dangdut songs in this film.