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Up OK, Down OK 

In this comedy, Dono, Kasino and Indro go hunting. Dono passes out during the hunt and is looked after by a local chief, whose daughter, Dono falls for. Soon after, he discovers the girl’s character, and runs away. He gets into another accident and is hospitalised. Then Dono falls in love with his nurse, Susy. But Indro also falls for Susy, but in the end, none of them wins her heart.
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In this comedy, Dono, Kasino and Indro go hunting. Dono passes out during the hunt and is looked after by a local chief, whose daughter, Dono falls for. Soon after, he discovers the girl’s character, and runs away. He gets into another accident and is hospitalised. Then Dono falls in love with his nurse, Susy. But Indro also falls for Susy, but in the end, none of them wins her heart.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:H. Tjut Djalil
Written By:Naryono Prayitno
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Soraya Intercine Films

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H. Tjut Djalil

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Dono

Dono

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Kasino

Kasino

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Indro Warkop

Indro

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Eva Arnaz

Susy

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Dian Nitami

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Aminah Cendrakasih

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Wolly Sutinah

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Baron Achmadi

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F.X. Soes D.A.

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Simon P.S.

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Leo Adi Slamet

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