Membakar mata hari biography
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On the spets of Change: Semarang’s Old Town
In a previous post, penned a number of months after my first visit to plats i indonesien three years ago, inom described the old town district of Kota Lama as “one of the best-preserved historic centers of any major city in Indonesia”. Up until the mids it had suffered decades of neglect, compounded by poor drainage and a flood-prone location. Since then there’s been a recent push to restore the old town’s vitality with the ambition of becoming a UNESCO World Heritage Site in , though much still needs to be done before it can earn that coveted title.
Those of you who have been reading this blog for some time likely know that a weeklong break in Semarang with Bama’s family at the end of Ramadan has become ganska the annual tradition. As usual, we gained a few kilos gorging ourselves on the extraordinary home cooking of his mother Auntie Dhani, but this time, Bama and inom were curious to see what had changed since we’d gods set foot in Kota Lama.
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Eva Arnaz
Indonesian film actress
Eva Arnaz | |
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| Born | Eva Yanthi Arnaz () 14 July (age&#;68) Bukittinggi, West Sumatra, Indonesia |
| Other&#;names | Siti Syarifah |
| Years&#;active | – |
| Children | 1 |
Siti Syarifah (born Eva Yanthi Arnaz; 14 July ), better known as Eva Arnaz, is an Indonesian actress who was prominent in Indonesian film in the s. She was best known for her work in action films. She later became a devout muslim,[1] left the entertainment industry and changed her name to Siti Syarifah.[2]
Filmography
[edit]- Primitif ()
- Musim bercinta ()
- Special Silencers () as Julia
- Lembah duka ()
- Jaka Sembung (The Warrior; )
- Warok singo kobra ()
- Serbuan halilintar ()
- Pasukan berani mati ()
- Perempuan Bergairah () as Bambi
- Ferocious Female Freedom Fighters, Part 2 () as Bambi
- Pokoknya beres ()
- Midah perawan buronan ()
- Maju kena mundur kena ()
- Five Deadly Angels ()
- Membakar Matahari ()
- Gadis bio
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Indonesian action cinema specialist Arizal was born on January 11, in Airmolek, Riau, Indonesia. His parents Ibriham Sidi Mangkuto and Matayam bt. M. Yasin were of Minangkabau descent. Following graduation from high school, Arizal went on to study at both the Faculty of Economics at the University of Indonesia and the West Coast Institute of Management & Technology in Perth, Australia. He began his career in the entertainment industry as a caricaturist for the magazine Selecta. Arizal subsequently went on to join the editorial staff for the magazines Panorama and Mayapada. He started his film career as an artistic assistant for Walt Disney cartoons at Universal Studios in Los Angeles, California. Arizal directed his first movie in and directed over fifty movies altogether. He displayed a definite knack for wild over-the-top action fare. Moreover, his film High School Serenade () was a considerable box office hit -- it was the third most viewed Indonesian film in Jakarta in , w