Kiki Narendra

A band of ex-soldiers, scoundrels, and thugs in Ginza after World War Two fight for the expanding influence of their criminal enterprises to take over the area.

Bank-robber hiding out after a heist discovers that half the world knows where he is. Can he finesse some way out of his predicament?

CHICAGO BLUES (1972, 59 mins, 16mm, color) explores the hard lives of bluesmen in the Windy City narrated by an insightful and incendiary commentary from comedian turned political activist Dick Gregory. CHICAGO BLUES is a riveting and beautiful document of a generation of great musicians trying to make a living in a racially divided America. —Mark Rance

A detective is forced to confront the ghosts of her past while investigating a mysterious serial murder case along the Indonesia-Malaysia border. Sanja Arunika. He is a detective with the rank of Second Police Inspector (Ipda) who comes from a big city. Sanja was transferred from Jakarta to Kalimantan, he was given the task of investigating a serial murder case that occurred on the border between Indonesia and Malaysia. The chase and the use of firearms were inevitable when Sanja started hunting for the alleged perpetrator. From his investigations, he slowly succeeded in uncovering various mysteries.

After a pregnant woman is murdered, her spirit seeks revenge against her increasingly terrified killers, who are determined to finish her off for good. Suzzanna and Satria have been married for seven years but have not been blessed with children. They live with three assistants: Mia, Tohir, and Rojali. Suzzanna's long-awaited pregnancy finally happens, but unfortunately it is coincided with Satria's official plan abroad. This opportunity is utilized by four Satria employees: Jonal, Umar, Dudun, and Gino, who hold grudges against Satria and intend to rob Satria's house when his house is empty. But unlucky, their robbery plan turns into the murder of Suzzanna who is supposed to go out with her assistants but to return home by herself due to a weak body condition. Because of panic, they then burry Suzzanna's body in the house's backyard. Strangely, the next day, Suzzanna continues to act as usual at home, as if nothing has happened. —Eldwin Muhammad