| Director: | Jacob Harahap |
| Screenplay: | Jacob Harahap |
| Producer: | Amir Jusuf |
| Starring: | Rd. Ismail Fifi Young Zainal Abidin Nun Zairina |
| Studio: | Radial Film |
| Country: | Indonesia |
| Language: | Indonesian |
Tandjung Katung is a 1957 Indonesian musical drama film directed and written by Jacob Harahap, and produced by Amir Jusuf. It starred Rd. Ismail, Fifi Young, Zainal Abidin, and Nun Zairina.
Disappointed with her marriage, Sahara left Medan and went to Jakarta. She also forgot her profession as a ronggeng dancer. There, she met Effendi who invited her to create a national social dance using sources from regional dances.
Tandjung Katung was produced by Amir Jusuf for Radial Film, who also produced Serampang 12, and was directed and written by Jacob Harahap. It starred Rd. Ismail, Fifi Young, Zainal Abidin, and Nun Zairina (possibly as Sahara) in a leading role. It featured Kamsul, Hardjo Muljo, Masito Sitorus, and Hadisjam Tahax. The film was shot in Medan and Jakarta.[1] It featured 10 songs and 15 new dance creations.
Tandjung Katung was released in 1957. The premiere in North Sumatra was attended by President Sukarno. Dancing accompanied the screening.