Between Smiling and Crying(1952)
Antara Senyum Dan Tangis
Between Smiling and Crying Synopsis
Abidin is an engineer working in a mine . The mine owner named Hamid was a cheapskate. Hamid had a daughter named Maimonides who love Abidin . One day , an accident at the mine and a worker had died. Hamid does not want to pay the compensation to the families of these workers.
Between Smiling and Crying (1952) is a drama film directed by L. Krishnan, released on February 27, 1952. It stars P. Ramlee, Rokiah Jaafar, Musalmah and M. Amin.
- Director:
- L. Krishnan
- Writers:
- P. Ramlee
- Status:
- Released
Between Smiling and Crying Cast & Crew
Main cast
P. Ramlee
as Abidin
- Rokiah Jaafar
Rokiah Jaafar
as Faridah
- Musalmah
Musalmah
as Maimun
M. Amin
as Nasir
- Harun Omar
Harun Omar
as Hamid
- M. Yusuf Banjar
M. Yusuf Banjar
Siti Tanjung Perak
- Saamah
Saamah
as Fatimah
- Baby Zaitun
Baby Zaitun
Key crew
Directed by L. Krishnan, written by P. Ramlee.
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The main cast of Between Smiling and Crying (1952) includes P. Ramlee, Rokiah Jaafar, Musalmah, M. Amin and Harun Omar. The film was directed by L. Krishnan. You can see the full cast and crew list, with character names, further up this page.
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Between Smiling and Crying was released on February 27, 1952.