Top 10 Indonesian Western Films

Description: This film follows a young martial artist from West Sumatra who travels to Jakarta, encountering a world of crime and corruption, reminiscent of a Western hero in a new, hostile territory.

Fact: It was the first film in Gareth Evans' Indonesian trilogy, followed by "The Raid" films.

Description: While not a traditional Western, "The Raid" features elements of a siege, akin to Westerns where lawmen are trapped by outlaws. Set in Jakarta, this action-packed film brings the intensity of a Western standoff to the urban jungle of Indonesia.

Fact: The film was Gareth Evans' breakout hit, and it was remade in Hollywood as "The Raid: Redemption." It also inspired a sequel, "The Raid

Description: An American in Indonesia teams up with a local detective to hunt down terrorists, showcasing a modern take on the Western buddy cop dynamic.

Fact: It stars Kellan Lutz, known for his role in the "Twilight" series.

Description: Continuing from the first film, this sequel delves deeper into the criminal underworld, with themes of infiltration and betrayal akin to Westerns.

Fact: The film was praised for its extended fight scenes and complex narrative structure.

Description: A group of assassins are hired to kill a man, but the job goes awry, leading to a series of confrontations, reminiscent of Western showdowns.

Fact: Directed by the Mo Brothers, this film is known for its intense action sequences and dark humor.

Description: A martial arts film where a warrior seeks to reclaim his family's honor, set in a historical Indonesia, blending elements of Westerns with local folklore.

Fact: The film was directed by Ifa Isfansyah, known for his work on "Sang Penari."

Description: A man with amnesia, who turns out to be a former hitman, fights his way through a criminal underworld, echoing themes of redemption and revenge found in many Westerns.

Fact: The film stars Iko Uwais, known for his roles in "The Raid" series, showcasing his martial arts prowess.

Description: A widow in rural Indonesia takes justice into her own hands after being attacked by bandits, echoing the themes of frontier justice in Westerns.

Fact: It was selected as the Indonesian entry for the Best Foreign Language Film at the 91st Academy Awards.

Description: This action thriller involves a Triad enforcer who goes on the run after saving a young girl, reminiscent of a Western outlaw protecting an innocent from a corrupt system.

Fact: It was directed by Timo Tjahjanto, known for his work on "The Mo Brothers."

Description: Two brothers, raised in America, return to Indonesia to avenge their parents' murder, blending Western revenge themes with historical Indonesian settings.

Fact: The film was shot in Indonesia and features a mix of Indonesian and international cast.