Mardali Syarief

A shaman uses black magic to give his followers everything they want, but where is the source of his abilities come from?

After her father Suhada is imprisoned for a killing in self-defence, Sari and her mother drift into prostitution. When Suhada is out of prison and sees the sad lives of his wife and daughter, he is infuriated. He stabs Deny, the young man who is attracted to Sari, so that lands him again with the police. Deny’s father is against his son having a relationship with Sari. But Deny is the first one who slept with Sari so they continue their relationship for the sake of love.

Rudi tries to avoid the terrifying prediction of being dead in a black coffin. He is frightened and tries to get rid of the coffin. Will the prediction come true?

Police Lieutenant Iskandar (Kelly Kalyubi) joins a doctor’s mission to a village but he's really there to investigate the mysterious deaths of several men who were found with snake bites on their necks. The early victims were all men who'd recently had sex with the village "black widow" Wulan (Giselawaty), but then people not even associated with her start turning up dead.

Nugroho is a transgender from the lower class. He's the breadwinner of the family and his family accepts him unconditionally. While Daniel, a transgender from the upper class, is ashamed of himself. Daniel is pressured to let go of his effeminate nature.

Dorce Ketemu Jodoh is an Indonesian film released in 1990, directed by Mardali Syarief and starring Dorce Gamalama and Rina Hasyim.