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Indonesian film may help revive local martial art

Apr 25, 2012

JAKARTA (Reuters) - An Indonesian martial arts film with fast fight sequences has smashed domestic box office records and become the first Indonesian flick to break into the U.S. box office, also winning acclaim at international film festivals. full story

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Indonesian film may help revive local martial art

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