- aˈbas]; 26
February 1902 – 20
October 1961),
better known by his
pseudonym Andjar Asmara ([anˈdʒar asˈmara]), was a
dramatist and
filmmaker active in the...
-
Andjar Asmara, as a
screenwriter after the last show of his
theatrical troupe Bolero in Medan, and goes to
Singapore on 14 August. They gave
Andjar's...
- she
starred in the
romance film
Kartinah (1940),
which her
first husband Andjar directed.
After appearing in
several further films, she made her directorial...
- Village) is a 1949
comedy from what is now
Indonesia written and
directed by
Andjar Asmara.
Starring Basuki Djaelani,
Ratna Ruthinah, Ali Joego, and Djauhari...
- the
talkie Njai Dasima;
another native director would not
appear until Andjar Asmara and Rd
Ariffien made
their debuts in 1940. The
directors active in...
-
Zainal Abidin,
actor Zaskia Adya Mecca,
actress Zaskia Sungkar,
actress Andjar Asmara, film
director Arizal, film
director Asrul Sani,
screenwriter Bachtiar...
- Sight) is a 1948 film from what is now
Indonesia written and
directed by
Andjar Asmara for the
South Pacific Film
Corporation (SPFC).
Starring Ratna Asmara...
- Library.
Retrieved 12
August 2024.
United States of
America v.
Norma Burgos-
Andjar, 275 F.3d 23. "Allocution". prosario-2000.0catch.com.
Archived from the...
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debut in Dr.
Samsi (1937), a
drama film
adapted from
modern play
script by
Andjar Asmara. This film was
produced in Calcutta,
British Bombay, with the help...
- of the pendekar)
Herman Deru (honor of the pendekar)
Totok Imam
Santoso Andjar Wiratma (honor of the pendekar) Istu Hari
Subagio (honor of the pendekar)...
