
Jembatan Merah
Jan 18, 1973
Director
Asrul SaniOverview
Mbok Puspo’s cafe, at the edge of Kalimas, under Jembatan Merah or “Red Bridge”, is a meeting place for many. Mbok Puspo also sells rags for additional income while her adopted daughter, Sudiasih, runs the cafe and is the shining beauty of the place. The regulars are Ngawang, a small time thief who fails to make his wife happy; Kenanga, who becomes a prostitute to spite her husband; Siswanto, a student who does not have the courage to confess his love to Sudiasih; Pungguk the painter; a civil servant, and a postman. The love stories between Siswanto and Sudiasih; and Ngawang and Kenang are the central plots. Seeing Siswanto and Sudiasih’s love, Ngawang and Kenanga also find each other. Meanwhile, Mbok Puspo is in a dilemma when she receives a letter from her child, Sri Bidari, who was adopted by a rich family.
Cast of Jembatan Merah
Crew of Jembatan Merah
About Jembatan Merah
What is Jembatan Merah about?
Mbok Puspo’s cafe, at the edge of Kalimas, under Jembatan Merah or “Red Bridge”, is a meeting place for many. Mbok Puspo also sells rags for additional income while her adopted daughter, Sudiasih, runs the cafe and is the shining beauty of the place. The regulars are Ngawang, a small time thief who fails to make his wife happy; Kenanga, who becomes a prostitute to spite her husband; Siswanto, a…
When was Jembatan Merah released?
Jembatan Merah was released on January 18, 1973.
Who directed Jembatan Merah?
Jembatan Merah was directed by Asrul Sani.
Who is in the cast of Jembatan Merah?
The cast of Jembatan Merah includes Fifi Young (Puspa), Sukarno M. Noor (Nyawang), Tanty Yosepha (Sudiasih), Mutiara Sani (Kenanga) and Mansjur Sjah.








