Slamet Rahardjo

Slamet Rahardjo is an Indonesian actor, film director, and screenwriter whose work spans cinema and theatre.

Rembulan dan Matahari: An Indonesian film directed by Slamet Rahardjo. This film is among Rahardjo’s early work as a director.
Teguh Karya: An Indonesian theatre and film director, actor, and mentor. Karya founded Teater Populer and directed Rahardjo in influential films.
Teater Populer: An Indonesian theatre company founded by Teguh Karya in 1968. Rahardjo developed as a stage actor within this company.
Indonesian Film Festival: Indonesia’s national film awards and festival, established in 1955. Rahardjo’s work belongs to the industry recognized by this national institution.
Badai Pasti Berlalu: A 1977 Indonesian romantic drama film directed by Teguh Karya. Rahardjo’s performance in this adaptation became one of his best-known screen roles.
Christine Hakim: An Indonesian actor and film producer known for roles in Indonesian cinema. Hakim and Rahardjo were prominent performers in the same national film tradition.
Indonesian cinema: The production and history of films made in Indonesia. Rahardjo’s work is part of Indonesian cinema’s modern history.
Censorship in Indonesia: Government and institutional restrictions on expression in Indonesia. Film and theatre artists such as Rahardjo worked within changing censorship regimes.
November 1828: A 1979 Indonesian historical film directed by Teguh Karya. Rahardjo starred in this major period film about the Java War.
Didi Petet: An Indonesian actor, comedian, and lecturer. Petet belonged to the generation of actors who helped define modern Indonesian cinema.

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