Plong (Naik Daun) 1991
Step into the chaotic yet hilarious world of *Plong (Naik Daun)* (1991), a sharp Indonesian drama-comedy directed by Putu Wijaya.
Director: Putu Wijaya
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Plong (Naik Daun) (1991) about?
*Plong (Naik Daun)* follows Ucha, a horse trainer thrust into the corporate world when his employer, Darma, appoints him as director of a struggling company. As Ucha tries to reform the business, he faces resistance from Darma's old friends and chaos at home when his wife's newfound status goes to her head.
Who directed Plong (Naik Daun)?
The film was directed by Putu Wijaya, a celebrated Indonesian author and playwright known for his sharp social critiques.
Who stars in Plong (Naik Daun)?
The film stars Deddy Mizwar as Darma, Cok Simbara as Ucha, and features Tarida Gloria, Ade Irawan, and Zainal Abidin in key supporting roles.
Is Plong (Naik Daun) (1991) worth watching?
While IMDb ratings aren't available, the film's unique blend of comedy and drama, along with strong performances and social satire, makes it a compelling watch for fans of classic Indonesian cinema. Expect laughs, relatable chaos, and a story that resonates with anyone who's ever dealt with office politics or overambitious spouses.
How long is Plong (Naik Daun)?
The film runs for 102 minutes.
About Plong (Naik Daun) (1991) — A Comedy-Drama About Power, Chaos, and Unexpected Promotions
Step into the chaotic yet hilarious world of *Plong (Naik Daun)* (1991), a sharp Indonesian drama-comedy directed by Putu Wijaya. At its heart is Darma, a powerful entrepreneur who shocks everyone by handing the reins of one of his companies to Ucha, his unsuspecting horse trainer. What follows is a battle of wills, tradition clashing with ambition, and a domestic front spiraling into absurdity when Ucha's wife's ego swells with his newfound status. The film brims with social satire, blending humor with underlying tension as Ucha navigates sabotage from Darma's old revolutionary-era allies and his own home's power struggles.
With its blend of slapstick and biting commentary, *Plong (Naik Daun)* captures the absurdity of corporate and personal hierarchies gone awry. Deddy Mizwar shines as the enigmatic Darma, while Cok Simbara delivers a standout performance as the reluctant but determined Ucha. The supporting cast, including Ade Irawan and Zainal Abidin, add depth to this chaotic tale of loyalty, ambition, and the price of success.