- (1969)
Bernafas dalam Lumpur (1970)
Dibalik Pintu Dosa (1970) Noda Tak
Berampun (1970) Tuan
Tanah Kedawung (1970) Air Mata
Kekasih (1971)
Biarkan Musim...
-
received multiple awards,
including a PWI
Award for Best
Actress for Noda Tak
Berampun (Unforgivable Smear), a
Citra Award for Best
Leading Actress for Intan...
- for Best
Leading Actor at the 1955
Indonesian Film Festival. Dosa Tak
Berampun (1951)
Embun (1952)
Sorga Terakhir (1952)
Chandra Dewi (1952)
Sangkar Emas...
- Djam di
Jogja (Six
Hours in Yogya, 1951)
Embun ("Dewdrop", 1951) Dosa tak
berampun (1951)
Terimaiah laguku (1952)
After the
Curfew (1953) Krisis [id] (1953)...
-
Djogdja (Six
Hours in Jogja; 1951) – also
editor Embun (Dew; 1951) Dosa tak
Berampun (Unforgivable Sins; 1951)
Terimalah Laguku (Take My Song; 1952)
Lewat Djam...
-
Tjitra (1949)
Darah dan Doa (1950) Enam Djam di
Djogdja (1951) Dosa Tak
Berampun (1951)
Kafedo (1953)
Krisis (1953)
Lewat Djam
Malam (1954) Lagi-Lagi Krisis...
- Djajakusuma. For
three further films, Enam Djam di
Djogdja (1951), Dosa Tak
Berampun (1951), and
Terimalah Laguku (1952), he
again served as
artistic director...
-
after the film's completion,
completing another work for Perfini, Dosa Tak
Berampun (Unforgivable Sin),
later that year.
Ismail served as
director for this...
- (subscription required) Kasturi,
Renal Rinoza (13
November 2009). "Dosa Asal Tak
Berampun Dalam Catatan Historiografi Film Indonesia" [Unforgivable
Original Sin...
- two films, Enam Djam di
Jogja (Six
Hours in Jogja; 1951) and Dosa Tak
Berampun (Unforgivable Sin; 1951),
under similar terms (Biran 2009b, pp. 123–125)...
