Anak Yatim

In Anak Yatim, Yeyen grapples with her feelings following her mother's passing and her father's remarriage. She finds herself lost in dreams and stories about stepmothers, leading her to connect with the homeless and the joys they experience in street life. This journey helps her understand the complexities of family love and acceptance.

The film features a strong cast, including Sophan Sophiaan, Widyawati Sophiaan, and Dicky Zulkarnaen. Their performances bring depth to the emotional landscape of the story, illustrating Yeyen's struggles and realizations. It offers a poignant look at how relationships can evolve and the importance of returning home to heal fractured bonds. This film stands out as an important piece of Indonesian cinema from the 1970s, appealing to collectors interested in the family and drama genres of that era.