this program to its translation of the comedic approach developed by Warkop DKI from film to television. Comedy is also presented in TV programs as part of talent search events. One example of this approach is Stand-Up Comedy Indonesia, a TV program that looks for talent to become comedians or entertainers in the Indonesian film industry. Film Successful groups and comedians also branch out to films. The Warkop DKI comedy group has been especially productive, making more than 35 films from 1979 to 1994. The most recent Warkop DKI film, 'Warkop DKI Reborn', received two awards from the Indonesian Record Museum (MURI) as the film with the largest number of views in one day and the movie with the fastest growing audience. Some of the most award-winning and notable Indonesian Comedy films include Warkop DKI, Get Married, Get Married 2, Get Married 3, Maling Kutang (The Bra Thief), Menculik Miyabi (Kidnapping Miyabi), and My Stupid Boss. Benyamin Biang Kerok. The comedy elements in several films are found in the main characters. Most of the characters introduce some absurd and physical forms of humor related to aspects of Indonesian cultures or Indonesian people's daily life habits. Some comedic films are adapted from popular novels; for example, Raditya Dika was first famous for his book Kambing Jantan, which was made into a feature film. The comedy film Hangout, released in 2016, was directed by Raditya Dika and is one of the highest-grossing Indonesian films of all time. Other film comedians are Jojon, S Bagio, Benyamin Sueb, and Ateng which also are popular amongst Indonesia film comedy industry. Newspaper Two of the longest running Indonesian serial cartoons are Panji Koming and Oom Pasikom. Both are biting social and political commentary published weekly on the newspaper Kompas. References Ethnic humour