Kris Mataram (1940)
Featuring the clash between modern thinking against traditional conservatism, the story has the troubled romance between the noble princess, RA Rusmini, and the peasant, Bachtiar. This film ends with compromise, that there is nothing wrong with either modernity or tradition.
Director: Njoo Cheong Seng
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Fifi Young as R.A. Rusmini |
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I Martak as |
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Aminah Mirza as |
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Eddie T Effendie as |
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Omar Rodriga as Bachtiar |
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M Alamsyah as |
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Ijem Sumatra as |
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A Toehamshah as |
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Donny Young as |
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Sally Young as |
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Soeaib as |
| Camera | Joshua Wong | Director of Photography |
| Writing | Njoo Cheong Seng | Story |
| Editing | Soemardjan | Editor |
| Directing | Njoo Cheong Seng | Director |
| Production | Tjan Hock Siong | Producer |
