Tomboy

The film follows Albert Rumantir, a wealthy widowed businessman, who is faced with unexpected news about an inheritance from his late father. His initial reluctance to engage with his stepmother, Mrs. Rudolf Rumantir, quickly shifts as he discovers her youth and beauty. Meanwhile, his sons, Frans and Tommy, navigate their own interests as they interact with her, leading to comedic situations.

As the plot unfolds, the presence of the stepmother challenges the family's dynamics, revealing their moral struggles. Tommy, tasked with managing the situation, finds himself drawn into a series of fun and questionable decisions alongside his brother, Frans. Ultimately, the story emphasizes the importance of family values and responsibility as Mrs. Rumantir seeks to steer her new family toward a more virtuous path.

With its mix of humor and family drama, Tomboy offers a glimpse into Indonesian cinema of the early 80s. For collectors, this film represents a unique cultural perspective from its era and genre.