Srimulat: Hil yang Mustahal – Babak Pertama (2022)

• Year: 2022
• Released: 19 May 2022
• Country: Indonesia
• Adwords: 3 wins & 16 nominations
• IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt15712278/
• Rotten Tomatoes: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/srimulat_hil_yang_mustahal_babak_pertama
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• Available in: 720p, 1080p,
• Language: Indonesian
• MPA Rating: N/A
• Genre: Biography, Comedy, Drama
• Runtime: 110 min
• Writer: Fajar Nugros
• Director: Fajar Nugros
• Cast: Juan Bione Subiantoro, Elang El Gibran, Dimas Anggara
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6.8/10

Srimulat: Hil yang Mustahal – Babak Pertama Storyline

The comedy group Srimulat, which is popular in Java, is suddenly disturbed by the appearance of a more amusing drum player named Gepeng. A telegram from the capital comes: inviting Srimulat to appear on national tv. Srimulat leader, Teguh fulfills the invitation. Asmuni is assigned the task of leading Srimulat to the capital. Teguh invites Gepeng to join Srimulat. In the capital, Gepeng must be able to unite with Srimulat, which consists of Asmuni, Timbul, Tarsan, Tessy, Paul, Basuki, Nunung, Anna, and Djudjuk. In their efforts to merge into the Srimulat family, Gepeng and Basuki meet Royani, the daughter of Babe Makmur, the owner of the rented house by Srimulat. When Gepeng’s focus is disturbed because of Royani’s presence, Srimulat receives a request to make a special appearance in front of the President and First Lady.

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Srimulat: Hil yang Mustahal – Babak Pertama Movie Reviews

A Nice Biopic of the Legendary Srimulat Group

At first I thought this movie was just another remake of the various famous Indonesian comedy icons. So I was pleasantly surprised that it was actually more like a biopic of the Srimulat group from their early years.

What I loved the most in here was definitely the exceptional performance of majority of the cast who managed to make us believe they were the real Srimulat members, not only through their posture likeness but also through their body language, facial expressions and the way they spoke.

It was made even better by the trademark slapstick jokes that we loved, as they certainly brought back a lot of fond memories of our childhood years. Though this movie might be more challenging to be enjoyed by the new generations who were not familiar with them, it certainly would be much appreciated by those who have known them before like me and my wife. Still it is a wonderful tribute to the beloved & legendary Srimulat and we could not wait for the second part.

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Decent, but that’s it.

We can feel the passion, whether it’s behind or in front of the camera. A nice reintroduction effort of the Indonesian legendary comedy troupe. While entertaining and quite amusing, the film struggles in balancing its dramatic and comedic tone or conveying a clearer narrative since it’s deploying more fragmented storytelling instead of a straightforward one.

Feels like sketches, bits, and pieces of a larger film

Fajar Nugros’ ‘Srimulat: Hil yang Mustahal – Babak Pertama’ feels like sketches, bits, and pieces of a larger film. Certain writing decisions towards the film’s treatment of a biopic may have seemed revolutionary on paper, but without strong emotional layering and execution to back it up, the results are simply bland. The performances are enjoyable, but the movie ultimately lets its audience down.