Saur Sepuh IV: The Blue Blood Offspring
Sep 01 1991
•1h 22m
•Action
Brama Kumbara (Denny Porlen) is preparing for eternity through an ascetic cleansing. Meanwhile, the Madangkara Kingdom has been handed over to his daughter, Wanapati (Agus Kuncoro). The people of Kuntala, who have greeted this news with delight, prepare to take revenge on Madangkara, where the ambitions of the young merchants and the instigation of riots are splitting the kingdom apart. The forces still faithful to Brama come to ask him for advice.
Cast
See allDenny Porlen
Brama Kumbara
Anneke Putri
Harnum
Agus Kuncoro
Wanapati
Devi Permatasari
Garnis
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13
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Box
8mm film by Swiss artist Roman Signer.