Jangan Renggut Cintaku (1990)
This story is an attempt to feature the local customs of South Sulawesi that form the background for the film. Andi Patongai has fallen in love with Andi Tenriwaru, although their relationship is not approved by Tenri’s parents because there is a long-standing feud between them and the parents of Patongai. These two teenagers then elope. This results in the illness of Tenri’s father, who calls for his son, Andi Sumange, who is a fugitive from the police. He instructs Sumange to follow the young couple and to kill Tenri’s husband. Just as Sumange is ready to plunge his dagger into Patongai, he hears his sister Tenri’s cries of pain as she is delivering the couple’s first child. Sumange sets aside his violent intentions and embraces Patongai.
Director:
Nurhadie Irawan
Writer:
Nurhadie Irawan
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Dian Nitami as Andi Tenriwaru |
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Mathias Muchus as Andi Sumange |
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Gito Gilas as Andi Patongai |
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Leroy Osmani as |
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Deddy Mizwar as |
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Connie Sutedja as |
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Rachman Arge as |
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Cok Simbara as |
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Teddy Mala as |
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Tajuddin Manda as |
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Rusdarah as |
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Ani Hidayat as |
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Meggie Woworuntu as |
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Hasan Kuba as |
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AM Mochtar as |
| Editing | Mardiono AM | Editor |
| Sound | Zakaria Rasyid | Sound Designer |
| Sound | Areng Widodo | Music Director |
| Art | Binarno Faturachman | Art Direction |
| Camera | Sadeli HS | Director of Photography |
| Production | Bob Haryanto | Producer |
| Writing | Rachman Arge | Story |
| Writing | Nurhadie Irawan | Screenplay |
| Directing | Nurhadie Irawan | Director |
| Sound | Oki Oktaviani | Theme Song Performance |