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===Background=== |
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P.T. Akurama Film was an Indonesian film production company and a division of Indonesian record company Akurama Records. |
'''P.T. Akurama Film''' was an Indonesian film production company and a division of Indonesian record company Akurama Records. |
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Revision as of 06:29, 12 October 2022
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Background
P.T. Akurama Film was an Indonesian film production company and a division of Indonesian record company Akurama Records.
(1980)
Nicknames: "Connected AF", "Ghostly AF", "Cheesy AF", "Crystal AF"
Logo: On a black background a red "AF" draws in. The result stays for a few seconds, before we fade into the same "AF", but it's now filled with a space picture inside, making it look like it's carved out of a crystal. The blue words "P.T. AKURAMA FILM" shoot in below with cyan lines behind. The cyan lines disappear, and the text "Mempersembahkan" and "Presents" appears below the name in a lime-green color.
FX/SFX: The "AF" drawing", the fade, the name shooting in.
Music/Sounds: Fanfare Ending from Van Phillips.
Availability: Extremely rare. Can be seen on the only two movies made by them: Nakalnya anak-anak and Aduh aduh mana tahan.
Legacy: None.
