Nada dan Dakwah

The film depicts the struggles of Pandanwangi villagers who resist the appropriation of their land for a bar and billiards center. As tensions rise, H. Murad, the head of the village's Islamic boarding school, and H. Rhoma advocate for the villagers' cause. The conflict highlights the moral implications of land ownership amid rapid development.

KH Zainuddin MZ plays a crucial role as a charismatic religious leader who mediates between the villagers and the conglomerate's owner, Bustomi. The film not only addresses the immediate land conflict but also reflects broader social issues faced during the era. Nada dan Dakwah has a notable narrative that resonates with themes of community, faith, and resistance against exploitation.