The story’s roots are in the “212 Warrior” series of martial arts fantasy novels, written by Bastian Tito (Vino Bastian’s father) over a period of 39 years. The script for “Wiro Sableng” was co-written by Tumpal Tamubolon, Seno Gumira Ajidarma and (“The Forbidden Door,” “Tabula Rasa”,) a filmmaker and former advertising executive who doubles up as producer through her Lifelike Pictures. The result has something of the feel of “Baahubali” the smash hit fantasy actioner that emerged onto a global stage in 2015 from South India, not the internationally-known Bollywood.

Related Where the cinematic effort gains strength is both from its heritage, and from its slick packaging and presentation. Along the way Crazy Wiro picks up some unusual friends, falls for a gorgeous princess, and learns to control his own superpowers. Combining local mythology, ’s Silat form of martial arts, and a couple of fart jokes, the film tells the story of a young man who doesn’t take himself too seriously (Wiro, played by Vino Bastian) who comes of age while on a quest to reclaim the throne for the rightful king, and exorcising some of his own demons. It is also the first Indonesian movie backed by Fox International Productions, the international production division of 20th Century Fox, which has invested in local-language movies in Europe, Latin America and the more mature parts of Asia. That is important as “Wiro Sableng” (aka “Crazy Wiro”) is one of the costliest films in the massive but cinematically under-developed country – local media have reported a production budget of $2 million. If the heaving crowds at Monday night’s premiere are any indicator, the film has strong prospects. CREDIT: Courtesy of Lifelike Pictures Indonesian cinema is poised for a major shot in the arm on Friday when local fantasy action film “” takes over close to a third of the country’s movie screens.

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