Darah & Doa, Milestone of Indonesian National Film
Darah & Doa, Milestone of Indonesian National Film
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JAKARTA - National Film Day can not be separated from the name Usmar Ismail. Every that date is celebrated as the Day of National Film for exact date on March 30, 1950 is the first day of shooting the film Darah & Doa (Long March of Siliwangi) directed by Usmar Ismail.
And in order to commemorating National Film Day, Association of Indonesia Film Announcers and Sinematek Indonesia deliver results restoration Darah & Doa film.
The film's which first production of Perfini (Indonesian National Film Company) is about the long journey the group led by Captain Sudarto to return to its original base.
A bunch of a group of soldiers with his family returned from West Java to Yogyakarta. Not only the story of the struggle, the film also given marinades love story of Captain Sudarto who had fallen in love with the German woman and sisters members of the group.
Film Indonesia is not only started in 1950. Under Dutch colonization, the film production in the country has begun. Indonesia's early film era begins with the founding of the first cinemas in Indonesia on December 5, 1900 in Tanah Abang, Batavia named Gambar Idoep which showing various silent film.
The first film made in Indonesia is the first silent film in 1926 entitled Loetoeng Kasaroeng and made by Dutch director G. Kruger and L. Heuveldorp. When this film was made and released, the Indonesian state yet and still the Dutch East Indies, the colonies of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
And this year, Usmar Ismail Awards were held. Center Foundation Haji Usmar Ismail (YPPHUI) ready to hold Usmar Ismail Award (UIA) in 2016 by presenting 19 reporters as the jury assessors. Evening peak Usmar Ismail Awards will take place Saturday, April 2 next at Balai Kartini.
And in order to commemorating National Film Day, Association of Indonesia Film Announcers and Sinematek Indonesia deliver results restoration Darah & Doa film.
The film's which first production of Perfini (Indonesian National Film Company) is about the long journey the group led by Captain Sudarto to return to its original base.
A bunch of a group of soldiers with his family returned from West Java to Yogyakarta. Not only the story of the struggle, the film also given marinades love story of Captain Sudarto who had fallen in love with the German woman and sisters members of the group.
Film Indonesia is not only started in 1950. Under Dutch colonization, the film production in the country has begun. Indonesia's early film era begins with the founding of the first cinemas in Indonesia on December 5, 1900 in Tanah Abang, Batavia named Gambar Idoep which showing various silent film.
The first film made in Indonesia is the first silent film in 1926 entitled Loetoeng Kasaroeng and made by Dutch director G. Kruger and L. Heuveldorp. When this film was made and released, the Indonesian state yet and still the Dutch East Indies, the colonies of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
And this year, Usmar Ismail Awards were held. Center Foundation Haji Usmar Ismail (YPPHUI) ready to hold Usmar Ismail Award (UIA) in 2016 by presenting 19 reporters as the jury assessors. Evening peak Usmar Ismail Awards will take place Saturday, April 2 next at Balai Kartini.
(rnz)
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