Si Mamad

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Si Mamad
Directed by	Sjuman Djaya
Written by	Sjuman Djaya
Produced by	Sjuman Djaya Handojo
Starring	Mang Udel Rina Hassim Aedy Moward Ernie Djohan Rachmat Hidayat Sandy Suwardi Hassan Alam Surawidjaja The Kids
Cinematography	Sjamsuddin Jusuf
Production company	PT Matari Film
Release date	1973 (1973)
Running time	110 minutes
Country	Indonesia
Language	Indonesian language

Si Mamad is a 1973 Indonesian comedy film directed by Sjuman Djaya.^[1] The film won two awards at the Indonesian Film Festival in 1974.

Awards

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Award	Year	Category	Recipient	Result
Indonesian Film Festival	1974	Best Feature Film		Won
Indonesian Film Festival	1974	Best Male Actor	Mang Udel	Won
Indonesian Journalists Association's Best Actor/Actress Awards	1974	Actor - Runner Up 2	Mang Udel	Won
	1974	Actress - Runner Up 4	Rina Hassim	Won

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↑ "Si Mamad". filmindonesia.or.id. Retrieved 2020-05-18.

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